Guide to Obtaining a Diplomat Title and Related Processes

The process for obtaining a diplomat title can vary by state. However, there are general steps you can follow to navigate this procedure effectively.

Steps to Obtain a Diplomat Title

1. Submit an Application: Begin by submitting your application through the appropriate government agency in your state. This may involve visiting a local field office or specialized department instead of using online e-filing systems.
2. Contact Local Authorities: It’s advisable to check with your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or the relevant governmental authority that handles diplomatic titles for detailed instructions tailored to your situation.

Obtaining a Transferable Title for Previous Diplomat Vehicle

If you need a regular transferable title for your previous diplomat vehicle, follow these steps:

1. Contact the Office of Foreign Missions: Reach out via the provided contact number for assistance in processing your request.
2. Email Support if Necessary: If phone support is unavailable, consider sending an email for further assistance regarding the new title issuance.
3. Acknowledge Processing Time: Once completed, expect that the new title will be sent directly to their unit.

Lien Release on Out-of-State Titles

The following steps outline how to obtain a lien release on an out-of-state title:

1. No Lien Verification: Ensure there is no record showing a lien against the vehicle in California. You can verify this by running an NMVTIS report or conducting KSR checks based on VIN registration status in California.
2. Lien Release Acquisition:

   Titling Your Motorhome After Moving States

   If you've moved states and need to register your motorhome, adhere to these guidelines:

   • < strong >Smog Check Requirement:< / strong > If registered in California and more than four model years old, ensure it passes smog inspection before