What is involved in obtaining a new registration title under Title 20?

• A. Just a verbal request at the DMV
• B. Submit application, proof of identity, and payment of fees to the DMV
• C. Only submitting proof of ownership
• D. Applying online without any documents

Answer: (B)

Obtaining a new registration title under Title 20 requires submitting an application along with proof of identity and payment of applicable fees to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This process ensures that the individual requesting the new title is properly vetted and that all necessary information is collected to issue a valid registration title. Proof of identity is crucial as it confirms that the person applying has the legal right to the vehicle, while the application itself collects essential information about the vehicle and the owner. Payment of fees is also a standard requirement for processing these requests, as it covers administrative costs associated with issuing the title.

The other choices lack the necessary steps for a complete and valid application. A verbal request at the DMV does not provide the documentation or verification needed for processing. Simply submitting proof of ownership overlooks other essential requirements, such as identity verification and fee payment. Applying online without any supporting documents cannot fulfill the requirements set forth by the DMV; proper documentation is fundamental to prevent fraud and ensure accurate record-keeping.