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The Georgia T 56 form serves as a critical document for vehicle owners who find themselves in the unfortunate situation of dealing with a total loss claim. This form notifies the owner that their vehicle has been classified as salvage, outlining essential steps they must follow to retain the vehicle. Initially, the owner is required to remove the license plate and ensure that the vehicle is rebuilt or restored to a safe operational condition. A state inspection must be passed, and a new Georgia license plate must be issued before the vehicle can be driven again. To facilitate the settlement of a total loss claim, the owner must provide the insurance company with necessary documents, including the vehicle's original title and a completed application for a salvage title. Notably, the form emphasizes that the vehicle cannot be sold until a salvage title has been obtained. For those planning to restore the vehicle, additional requirements are specified, such as obtaining photographs of the vehicle in its damaged state and retaining receipts for all parts used in the restoration process. The T 56 form is not merely a bureaucratic requirement; it serves as a safeguard for both the owner and the state, ensuring that vehicles are restored properly and safely before being returned to the road.

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T-56 (Rev. 06-2007)

State of Georgia

 

 

Department of Revenue

 

 

Motor Vehicle Division

 

 

Notice to Vehicle Ow ner – Payment of a ‘Total Loss’ Claim

 

 

 

 

 

The vehicle described below is now classified as a salvage vehicle. Since you are retaining the salvage vehicle, you must comply with the following: Please place your initials to the left of each requirement listed and sign in the designated space below.

Ow ner’s I nit ials

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Requirement s

You must immediately remove the license plate from the vehicle;

The vehicle:

▪Must be rebuilt or restored;

▪Must pass a State Motor Vehicle Division Inspection; and,

▪Must have a new Georgia license plate issued and affixed to it before it can be driven.

You must provide your insurance company with the following before receiving payment in settlement of a ‘total loss’ claim;

▪The vehicle’s original valid title, when available*

▪The vehicle’s license plate and registration certificate for submission by your insurance company to the State Motor Vehicle Division with an application for a Salvage title in your name. You cannot sell this vehicle until you have obtained a salvage title in your name.

▪A properly completed and signed Application for a Salvage Title, Form MV-1S. Except for your signature and your initials, this application must be typed, electronically completed and printed, or printed legibly by hand in blue or black ink in your full legal name and signed. If jointly owned, each owner’s full legal name, driver’s license number and signature is required. For reference purposes only, the name of the state or country that issued the driver’s license should be recorded in the space provided.

*Please refer to the instructions on the reverse side of this form for information pertaining to vehicles ten (10) model years old and older.

After you obtain a Salvage title and decide to rebuild or restore this vehicle or have someone rebuild or restore it for you, you must also comply with the following: Note: Anyone purchasing a salvage vehicle with the intent on rebuilding or restoring it, must be licensed with this state’s State Board of Registration of Used Motor Vehicle Dealers and Used Motor Vehicle Parts Dealers.

Ow ner’s I nit ials

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Requirement s

You must obtain photographs of the vehicle in its wrecked or damaged condition. These photographs must accompany your application for a Rebuilt title.

You must retain and submit parts bills of sale for all parts used to restore the vehicle showing the re-builder or you, the vehicle owner, as the purchaser

You must apply for a Rebuilt title and an inspection by the State Motor Vehicle Division’s Inspection Section once the vehicle has been restored or rebuilt but before the vehicle is painted. You must submit a check or money order for the total fees due payable to the Department of Revenue. The title fee is $18 and the inspection fee is $100. For detailed instructions for applying for a Rebuilt title and an inspection, please refer to the reverse side of this form. An inspection fee ($100) is required each time this vehicle is inspected.

Vehicle I nformation

Year Model & Make of Vehicle:

 

Vehicle Identification Number:

 

Title Number & State of Issue:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tag Number & State of Issue:

 

Estimated Cost of Repairs:

 

Date of Settlement:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ow ner’s Certification – Please Read Before Signing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is to certify that the insurance agent named below has advised me of my responsibilities regarding the salvage vehicle described above. I understand that this vehicle cannot be driven until it has been restored or rebuilt, passed a State Motor Vehicle Division Inspection, and has a new Georgia license plate issued and affixed to it. I also understand that the vehicle’s title when issued will be branded as follows: If the vehicle’s restoration to a safe operable condition required the replacement of one (1) or more major component parts, the new title when issued will be branded ‘Rebuilt’.

Owners’ Printed Names:

 

Owners’ Signatures:

 

Date:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Owners’ Street Address including city, state & zip:

I nsurance Company’s Certification

This is to certify that to the best of my ability, the requirements outlined above have been explained to the vehicle owners:

Insurance Company’s & their Authorized Agent’s Printed Name:

 

Insurance Agent’s Signature:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Insurance Company’s Street Address including city, state & zip:

 

 

 

 

 

cc:Owner, Insurance Company & ATTN: Salvage Sect ion, DOR/Motor Vehicle Division, Post Office Box 740384, Atlanta, GA 30374-0384

I mportant: Please make sure this form reflects the correct vehicle data, i.e. VIN, year model and make, and all applicable spaces have been completed. The vehicle owner must initial, date and sign this completed form in the spaces provided.

ANY CORRECTI ON OR ALTERATI ON WI LL VOI D THI S FORM.

T -56 (Rev. 06-2007) Instructions & Important Information

Notice: Georgia law requires the license plate to be removed from this vehicle immediately and submitted to this Department’s Motor Vehicle Division once the vehicle is classified as a salvage vehicle*.

Instructions for Applying for a Salvage Title - Owner Retains Vehicle in Settlement of a Total Loss Claim

The insurance company should submit the following to: ATTN: Salvage Section, DOR/Motor Vehicle Division, P.O. Box 740384, ATLANTA, GA 30374-0384, to apply for a salvage title in the vehicle owners’ names:

1.A properly completed Application for a Salvage Title, Form MV-1S. This application must be typed, electronically completed and printed or printed legibly by-hand in blue or black ink in the vehicle owners’ full legal names and signed. If jointly owned, each owner’s full legal name, driver’s license number and signature is required. An individual’s full legal name is their complete name as it is recorded on their valid driver’s license. All applicable spaces on this form must be completed without alterations. Check the appropriate block on this form indicating the type of application, original or replacement. Most tag and title forms can be electronically completed and printed for signing and submission from the Department’s web site, www.dor.ga.gov.

2.The original valid Georgia title, when available, manufacturer’s certificate of origin, or out-of-state title, issued in the applicants’ names or properly assigned to the applicants.

3.A properly completed Lien or Security Interest Release, Form T-4, for each satisfied lien or security interest when not released in the space provided on the title. Visit the Department’s web site, www.dor.ga.gov to see when a lien or security interest release is not required.

4.A properly completed Notice to Owner – Payment of a Total Loss Claim, Form T-56, signed and initialed by the vehicle owners and signed by the insurance company’s authorized agent.

5.A check or money order made payable to the Department of Revenue for the total fees due, $18.00 title fee plus any title penalties that may be due. When applying for a replacement salvage title because the original Georgia title is lost or unavailable, check the ‘replacement title’ block on the title application and pay only an $8.00 replacement title fee.

6.The vehicle’s license plate*, license plate registration certificate (a/k/a tag receipt) and a completed Report of and/or Surrender of Georgia License Plate, Form T-158; or submit a completed Form T-158 signed by an authorized Motor Vehicle Division’s agent certifying that the license plate has been submitted to a County Tag Office or to the Department’s Motor Vehicle Division; or Form T-158 with proof of certified/registered mailing, i.e. green returned receipt card signed by a State Motor Vehicle Division’s authorized agent.

*This procedure does not apply to out-of-state or special license plates, i.e. prestige, National Guard, handicapped, etc. The vehicle owner must remove the license plate from the vehicle. A Georgia special license plate may be transferred to another vehicle the vehicle owner purchases or acquires or to this vehicle, after it has been rebuilt or restored and has passed a State Motor Vehicle Division inspection.

For vehicles ten (10) model years old or older, the insurance company must submit the vehicle’s license plate, the owner’s certificate of registration (a/k/a tag receipt), a completed Notice To Owner-Payment of A ‘Total Loss’ Claim, Form T-56, and a completed Report of and/or Surrender of Georgia License Plate, Form T-158, to the State Motor Vehicle Division. The vehicle owners must apply and obtain a salvage title in their names within thirty (30) days of the insurance settlement. Most motor vehicle tag and title forms can be electronically completed and printed from this department’s web site, www.dor.ga.gov, for printing, signing and submission by mail or in- person.

After you obtain a salvage title in your name and you decide to sell or dispose of this vehicle in its damaged/salvaged condition, you should assign the salvage title to the purchaser. I mportant: Anyone purchasing a salvage vehicle with the intent of rebuilding/restoring it must be licensed with the Georgia State Board of Registration of Used Motor Vehicle Dealers and Used Motor Vehicle Parts Dealers.

Procedures for Applying for a Rebuilt Title & a State Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) Inspection

I mportant: After the vehicle has been rebuilt or restored but before it is painted, you must apply for a Rebuilt title and an inspection by this Department’s Inspection Section of the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD):

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After you obtain a salvage title and rebuild or restore the vehicle or have someone rebuild or restore the vehicle for you, you must apply for a Rebuilt title and a Motor Vehicle Division inspection. To apply for a Rebuilt title and an inspection, the following documents and fees should be submitted together to one of the privately owned and state-approved inspection stations or to this Department’s Salvage Section at the following address: ATTN: Salvage Section, DOR/Motor Vehicle Division, P. O. Box 740384, ATLANTA, GA 30374-0384: Visit our web site, www.dor.ga.gov, for the address and telephone numbers of the state-approved inspections stations.

1.One (1) or more photographs of the motor vehicle in its salvage condition must be submitted.

2.A completed Title/Tag Application, Form MV-1. This application should be typed, electronically completed and printed or printed legibly by-hand in blue or black ink in the vehicle owners’ full legal names and signed by the vehicle owners. An individual’s full legal name is his/her complete name as it appears on his/her valid driver’s license. If jointly owned, each owner’s full legal name, valid driver’s license number and signature is required. For reference purposes only, the name of the state or country issuing the driver’s license should be shown in the spaces provided. For individual owners, please enter each owner’s valid driver’s license number in the spaces provided. Please do not use an Application for an Original or Replacement ‘Salvage’ Title, Form MV-1S, to apply for a Rebuilt title.

3.The original salvage title issued in the vehicle owners’ names.

4.A completed Request for Inspection of a Rebuilt Motor Vehicle, Form T-22R.

5.A completed Labor and Parts Certification, Form T-129, signed with the signature notarized. The notary public must sign, affix his/her notary seal or stamp and record the date his/her notary commission expires in the spaces provided for this information on this form.

6.Bills of sale showing the vehicle owners or the re-builder as the purchaser listing each part used in repairing or restoring the vehicle. These bills of sale must indicate whether the part was purchased ‘new’ or ‘used’. The stock number or part number must be shown along with the part name, when the part is purchased ‘new’. When the part is purchased ‘used’, the serial number of the vehicle the part was taken from must be shown. Each part’s bill of sale must be signed with the seller’s full signature, not their initials. The title for the vehicle the parts were taken from must be on file with this Department or submitted at the time of application. If the title for the part’s vehicle was submitted to another state, you must obtain and submit a signed letterhead statement certifying that the title is on file with their office.

7.A certified check or money order should be submitted in the amount of $118.00 made payable to the Department of Revenue for the $18.00 title fee and the $100.00 inspection fee. When applying at a state- approved inspection station, your check or money order should be made payable to the Department of Revenue. The inspection stations charge a fee for the use of their facilities. Please do not include the inspection station’s fee in your check or money order for the fees due the state, $18.00 title fee and $100.00 inspection fee. Contact the applicable inspection station for their fee, the days and hours they are open for inspections, acceptable method of payment, i.e. certified check, money order, cash, etc.

I mportant: This vehicle must pass an inspection by this Department’s Inspection Section of the Motor Vehicle Division before a title or a license plate will be issued. An inspection fee ($100) is required each time the vehicle is inspection.

When applying for a Rebuilt title, the Motor Vehicle Division’s Inspection Section will be notified once the required fees and documents, properly completed, are received. An inspector will call your contact person at the telephone numbers listed on your Request for Inspection of a Rebuilt Motor Vehicle, Form T-22R, to schedule an appointment for the inspection of the vehicle during business hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding state holidays. If the vehicle passes their inspection and the vehicle is eligible for a Georgia title, the inspector will authorize the issuance of a Georgia title. If the vehicle’s restoration to a safe operative condition required the replacement of one (1) or more major component parts, the title when issued will reflect the Brand

‘Rebuilt’.

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Form Specifications

Fact Name Details
Form Purpose The Georgia T-56 form notifies vehicle owners about the payment of a total loss claim and requirements for salvage vehicles.
License Plate Requirement Owners must immediately remove the license plate from the vehicle once it is classified as salvage.
Rebuilt Title Application After restoring the vehicle, owners must apply for a Rebuilt title and pass a State Motor Vehicle Division inspection.
Insurance Company Role The insurance company must submit the completed T-56 form along with other documents to apply for a salvage title.
Fees There is an $18 title fee and a $100 inspection fee associated with the application process.
Governing Law This form is governed by Georgia state law regarding salvage vehicles and their titles.
Owner's Responsibilities Owners must maintain records of repairs and submit necessary documents before receiving payment for the total loss claim.

Georgia T 56: Usage Guidelines

Filling out the Georgia T 56 form is a necessary step for vehicle owners who wish to retain a salvage vehicle after a total loss claim. Following the steps below will help ensure that all required information is accurately provided.

  1. Begin by placing your initials in the designated space next to each requirement listed on the form.
  2. Remove the license plate from the vehicle immediately.
  3. Complete the vehicle information section, including the year, model, make, vehicle identification number (VIN), title number, tag number, estimated cost of repairs, and date of settlement.
  4. Sign the owner’s certification section, acknowledging your responsibilities regarding the salvage vehicle.
  5. Provide the printed names and signatures of all vehicle owners, along with the date and complete street address.
  6. Have the insurance company’s authorized agent complete their certification section, including their printed name, signature, and address.
  7. Double-check that all required fields are filled out correctly, as any corrections or alterations will void the form.

Once the form is completed, it should be submitted to the appropriate authorities along with any additional documentation required for processing. Ensure that you retain copies of all submitted materials for your records.

Your Questions, Answered

What is the Georgia T 56 form?

The Georgia T 56 form is a notice issued by the Georgia Department of Revenue's Motor Vehicle Division. It informs vehicle owners that their vehicle has been classified as a salvage vehicle due to a total loss claim. The form outlines the responsibilities of the owner regarding the vehicle's title, inspection, and restoration process.

What must I do after receiving the T 56 form?

Upon receiving the T 56 form, you must immediately remove the license plate from the vehicle. Additionally, you must comply with several requirements, including restoring or rebuilding the vehicle, passing a state inspection, and obtaining a new Georgia license plate before driving the vehicle again.

Can I sell my salvage vehicle before obtaining a salvage title?

No, you cannot sell your salvage vehicle until you have obtained a salvage title in your name. This title is necessary to legally transfer ownership of the vehicle. Ensure that you complete all required documentation and submit it to the appropriate authorities to obtain the salvage title.

What documents do I need to provide to my insurance company?

To receive payment for your total loss claim, you must provide your insurance company with the vehicle’s original valid title (if available), the license plate, and the registration certificate. Additionally, you need to submit a properly completed Application for a Salvage Title, Form MV-1S.

What steps are involved in applying for a rebuilt title?

After restoring or rebuilding your vehicle, you must apply for a rebuilt title and a state inspection. This involves submitting photographs of the vehicle in its damaged condition, bills of sale for parts used, and a completed Title/Tag Application. You will also need to pay the required fees, including an inspection fee.

Is there a fee for the inspection of my rebuilt vehicle?

Yes, there is a $100 inspection fee each time your rebuilt vehicle is inspected. This fee is separate from the title fee of $18. Make sure to check with the inspection station for any additional fees they may charge for their services.

What happens if my vehicle passes inspection?

If your vehicle passes the inspection conducted by the Motor Vehicle Division’s Inspection Section, you will be authorized to receive a Georgia title. However, if your vehicle required the replacement of major component parts during restoration, the new title will be branded as ‘Rebuilt’ to reflect this status.

What if I have further questions about the T 56 form?

If you have additional questions about the T 56 form or the process involved, you can visit the Georgia Department of Revenue’s website or contact their Motor Vehicle Division directly for assistance. They can provide detailed guidance tailored to your specific situation.

Common mistakes

  1. Failing to provide accurate vehicle information, such as the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), year, model, and make of the vehicle. This can lead to delays or rejections of the application.

  2. Not removing the license plate from the vehicle immediately after it is classified as a salvage vehicle. Georgia law requires this action to be taken without delay.

  3. Neglecting to obtain and submit photographs of the vehicle in its wrecked condition. These images are essential for the application for a Rebuilt title.

  4. Submitting an incomplete or improperly filled out Application for a Salvage Title, Form MV-1S. All applicable spaces must be filled out without alterations, and signatures must be included.

  5. Overlooking the requirement for all vehicle owners to provide their full legal names and driver’s license numbers if the vehicle is jointly owned. Each owner must sign the form.

  6. Failing to include a properly completed Lien or Security Interest Release, Form T-4, if applicable. This must be submitted for each satisfied lien or security interest.

  7. Not providing the original valid title when available. This is crucial for the processing of the salvage title application.

  8. Forgetting to include the correct fees with the application. The title fee is $18, and the inspection fee is $100, which must be paid in full.

  9. Ignoring the requirement to apply for a Rebuilt title and inspection before painting the vehicle after restoration. This step is critical for compliance with state regulations.

Documents used along the form

The Georgia T 56 form is essential for vehicle owners who have received a total loss claim from their insurance company. Along with this form, several other documents are often required to ensure compliance with state regulations. Each of these documents serves a specific purpose in the process of obtaining a salvage title or a rebuilt title for a vehicle. Below is a list of commonly used forms and documents that accompany the Georgia T 56 form.

  • Application for a Salvage Title, Form MV-1S: This form is used to apply for a salvage title after a vehicle has been classified as salvage. It must be completed with the vehicle owner's full legal name and signed. If the vehicle is jointly owned, all owners must provide their information.
  • Report of and/or Surrender of Georgia License Plate, Form T-158: This document is necessary for submitting the vehicle's license plate to the Department of Revenue. It can be used to certify that the license plate has been surrendered or to report a lost plate.
  • Request for Inspection of a Rebuilt Motor Vehicle, Form T-22R: After a salvage vehicle has been rebuilt, this form must be submitted to request an inspection by the State Motor Vehicle Division. The inspection is required before a rebuilt title can be issued.
  • Labor and Parts Certification, Form T-129: This form is used to certify the labor and parts used in the restoration of the vehicle. It must be signed and notarized, ensuring that all repairs comply with state requirements.

These documents work together to facilitate the process of obtaining the necessary titles and approvals for salvage vehicles. Proper completion and submission of each form are crucial to ensure compliance with Georgia state law and to avoid delays in the title application process.

Similar forms

  • Application for a Salvage Title, Form MV-1S: This document is crucial for obtaining a salvage title after a vehicle is declared a total loss. Similar to the T 56 form, it requires detailed information about the vehicle and must be signed by the owner and the insurance company. Both forms emphasize the importance of proper documentation in the salvage process.
  • Notice to Owner – Payment of a Total Loss Claim, Form T-56: This form is specifically designed for vehicle owners who are retaining their salvage vehicle. It outlines the owner's responsibilities and necessary actions to take after a total loss claim, much like the MV-1S form which also informs the owner of their obligations.
  • Request for Inspection of a Rebuilt Motor Vehicle, Form T-22R: After restoring a salvage vehicle, this form is required to request an inspection. It is similar to the T 56 in that both documents require careful completion and submission to the state’s Motor Vehicle Division for processing.
  • Labor and Parts Certification, Form T-129: This document certifies the parts and labor used in the restoration of a vehicle. Like the T 56, it requires signatures and must be notarized, ensuring that all information provided is accurate and verifiable.
  • Report of and/or Surrender of Georgia License Plate, Form T-158: This form is necessary when surrendering a license plate from a salvage vehicle. It shares similarities with the T 56 in that both require prompt action to comply with state regulations regarding vehicle status.
  • Application for Title/Tag, Form MV-1: This form is used to apply for a new title or tag for a vehicle. Like the T 56, it necessitates detailed vehicle information and the owner’s signature, ensuring that the state has accurate records.
  • Lien or Security Interest Release, Form T-4: This document is used to release any liens on the vehicle. Similar to the T 56, it is essential for clearing the title before a salvage title can be issued, highlighting the importance of clear ownership.
  • Georgia Vehicle Registration Application: This application is required for registering a vehicle, including those that have been salvaged. Both the registration application and the T 56 form require thorough completion and submission to the Motor Vehicle Division.
  • Insurance Claim Form: This document is submitted to an insurance company to process a claim for a total loss vehicle. It is akin to the T 56 in that both forms deal with the aftermath of a vehicle being declared a total loss and outline the necessary steps for the owner.
  • Title Application for a Replacement Title: This form is used when a vehicle's original title is lost. Like the T 56, it requires specific details about the vehicle and ensures that the owner can obtain a new title, maintaining the integrity of vehicle ownership records.

Dos and Don'ts

When filling out the Georgia T 56 form, keep these important tips in mind:

  • Do ensure that all information is accurate and complete. Double-check the vehicle identification number (VIN), year, make, and model.
  • Do provide your insurance company with the original valid title and any other required documents before receiving payment.
  • Do initial next to each requirement listed on the form to confirm your understanding and compliance.
  • Do submit photographs of the vehicle in its damaged condition when applying for a Rebuilt title.
  • Do pay the correct fees for the title and inspection promptly to avoid delays.

However, avoid these common mistakes:

  • Don't alter or make corrections to the form, as this will void it.
  • Don't forget to remove the license plate from the vehicle immediately after it is classified as salvage.
  • Don't submit incomplete applications. Ensure all signatures and initials are present.
  • Don't use an incorrect form for your application. Make sure to use the proper forms for salvage and rebuilt titles.
  • Don't neglect to keep copies of all documents submitted for your records.

Misconceptions

  • Misconception 1: The Georgia T 56 form is only necessary for vehicles that are completely destroyed.

    • This is not true. The T 56 form is required for any vehicle classified as a salvage vehicle, regardless of the extent of damage. Even if the vehicle can be repaired, the form must be completed to comply with state regulations.

  • Misconception 2: You can drive a salvage vehicle as soon as you receive the T 56 form.

    • This is incorrect. A salvage vehicle cannot be driven until it has been rebuilt or restored, passed a State Motor Vehicle Division inspection, and has a new Georgia license plate issued and affixed to it.

  • Misconception 3: Once you have a salvage title, you can sell the vehicle immediately.

    • That’s a common misunderstanding. You cannot sell the vehicle until you have obtained a salvage title in your name. This title must be secured before any sale can take place.

  • Misconception 4: You don’t need to document repairs on a salvage vehicle.

    • In reality, you must retain and submit parts bills of sale for all parts used to restore the vehicle. This documentation is crucial for applying for a rebuilt title.

  • Misconception 5: There are no fees associated with obtaining a rebuilt title.

    • This is misleading. There are fees involved, including an $18 title fee and a $100 inspection fee. These must be paid to the Department of Revenue when applying for a rebuilt title.

  • Misconception 6: The T 56 form can be filled out in any color of ink.

    • Actually, the form must be printed legibly in blue or black ink. Using other colors can lead to complications or delays in processing.

Key takeaways

Here are some key takeaways regarding the Georgia T 56 form:

  • Immediate Action Required: As soon as your vehicle is classified as a salvage vehicle, you must remove the license plate immediately.
  • Documentation Needed: To settle a total loss claim, provide your insurance company with the vehicle's original title, license plate, and a completed Application for a Salvage Title (Form MV-1S).
  • Salvage Title Requirement: You cannot sell the vehicle until you have obtained a salvage title in your name.
  • Inspection and Fees: After rebuilding or restoring the vehicle, apply for a Rebuilt title and schedule an inspection. The total fees include an $18 title fee and a $100 inspection fee.
  • Photographic Evidence: You must obtain and submit photographs of the vehicle in its damaged condition when applying for a Rebuilt title.
  • Licensing for Rebuilders: Anyone purchasing a salvage vehicle for rebuilding must be licensed with the Georgia State Board of Registration of Used Motor Vehicle Dealers.

These steps are crucial to ensure compliance with Georgia's regulations regarding salvage vehicles. Following them will help you navigate the process smoothly.