📋 What is the Nevada DMV VP-012 Form?
The VP-012 Application for Duplicate Nevada Certificate of Title lets the legal owner obtain a replacement title if the original is lost, stolen, mutilated, or never received. By DMV rule, a duplicate may be requested 30 days after the last title was issued.
The form requires the VIN, year, make, model, plate number, and complete owner/lienholder details. Signatures must be original and the application must be notarized or witnessed at DMV. Photocopies are not accepted and no changes may be made after signing.
Who is the “owner” for purposes of VP-012? If there’s a lien, the lienholder is the owner. If leased and there’s no lienholder, the lessor is the owner. Otherwise, the registered owner is the owner. If the title shows “AND” between names, all owners must sign.
👍 Download Official VP-012 Form
Nevada DMV Official Form | VP012 (Rev 12/2023)
Complete the vehicle and owner sections, but DO NOT SIGN until you’re with our notary (or a DMV representative).
⚠️ Original signatures only. No corrections after signing. Bring valid photo ID.
Download VP-012 from Nevada DMV →
Turbo Titles (Online Start)
You can start a duplicate title online via the DMV’s Turbo Titles portal. You’ll still need to visit a DMV office to show originals and pay fees. We can notarize your VP-012 before your visit.
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