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Common
Repossession Questions
Here is a list of commonly asked
repossession questions.
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Q.
What documents are needed to order a repossession in Utah?
A.
To perform a repossession in Utah, we would need a photocopy of the
vehicle's title and a hold harmless, signed by the vehicle's
owner or lien holder. Copies of credit applications or promissory
notes are helpful, but not necessary to perform the repossession. You
can download our Utah repossession hold harmless by clicking on the button
below.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
Do you perform private party repossessions in Utah?
A.
Yes, we can repossess the vehicle for you if you are listed on the title
of the vehicle as the owner, or lien holder. A repossession can only be
ordered by the vehicle's owner or lien holder in Utah.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
What is a private party repossession in Utah?
A.
In Utah, a private party repossession is any repossession that falls
outside of the traditional bank - debtor relationship. We regularly
handle private party repossessions between family members, divorce
disputes, and terminated employees.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
Do you repossess cars in Utah?
A.
Yes, our Utah repossession offices are equipped with state of the art
repossession equipment. Our Utah repossession staff routinely repo cars
that other repo companies could not find. We specialize in repossessing
luxury vehicles like Bentley, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini,
Maserati, Porsche, Rolls Royce, Infinity, and Lexus. When you want
to repossess the best, you want the best repossessor in Utah!
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
Do you repossess boats or personal watercraft in Utah?
A.
Yes, our Utah offices have repossessed almost every type of boat and
jet ski ever made. We have an established network of Utah marinas, and
Utah storage lots. So we know where they use their boats, we know where
they store their boats, we know where to repossess their boats in Utah.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
Do you repossess
RV's or recreational vehicles in
Utah?
A.
Yes, we have repossessed campers, motor homes, recreational vehicles and
once we even repossessed a rock band's tour bus. We have locksmith's on
staff that can get us into whatever type of recreational vehicle you
need us to repossess in Utah.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
Can you repo semi trucks and heavy construction equipment in Utah.
A.
Yes, we have low boy trailers and drivers in our Utah repossession
offices that can repo and drive whatever type of heavy equipment, or
semi that you need repossessed.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Q.
do I have to pay if you do not repossess the vehicle?
A.
All of our repossession services are contingent. If we do not locate and
repossess your vehicle there is no charge.
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Utah Repossess Utah Repossessor Utah Repossession Utah Repo
Utah Counties covered for
repossession- Beaver County, Box Elder County, Cache County, Carbon
County, Daggett County, Davis County, Duchesne County, Emery County,
Garfield County, Grand County, Iron County, Juab County, Kane County,
Millard County, Morgan County, Piute County, Rich County, Salt Lake
County, San Juan County, Sanpete County, Sevier County, Summit County,
Tooele County, Uintah County, Utah County, Wasatch County, Washington
County, Wayne County, Weber County
Utah Repo Offices- American Fork Bountiful Brigham City Cedar City
Centerville Clearfield Delta Draper Farmington Fillmore Heber City
Hurricane Kanab Kaysville Layton Lehi Lindon Magna Midvale Moab Nephi
North Salt Lake Ogden Orem Park City Payson Pleasant Grove Price Provo
Richfield Riverton Roosevelt Roy Saint George Salt Lake City Salt Lake
City Sandy South Jordan Spanish Fork Springville Tooele Tremonton Vernal
West Jordan Beaver, Brigham City, Logan, Price, Manila, Farmington,
Duchesne, Castle Dale, Panguitch, Moab, Parowan, Nephi, Kanab, Fillmore,
Morgan, Junction, Randolph, Salt Lake City, Monticello, Manti,
Richfield, Coalville, Tooele, Vernal, Provo, Heber City, St. George,
Loa, Ogden, Alta, Bingham, Canyon, Bluffdale, Brighton, Copperton,
Cottonwood, Draper, Herriman Holladay, Kearns, Magna, Midvale, Murray,
Riverton, Salt Lake City, Sandy, Snowbird, South Jordan, South Salt
Lake, Taylorsville, West Jordan, West Valley City
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Utah title, and repossession
requirements:
Utah Repossession Title State: Repossessor License and Repossessor
Registration information refer to: Utah Repossession Motor Vehicle
Division, 210 North 1950 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84134. Tel.: (801)
297-7780. Fee for search of records: 50¢.
Utah Repossession Recording: Must be recorded in county where mortgagor
resides; if non-resident, in county where the parties were located at
time of execution of document. Uniform Commercial Code adopted January,
1966.
Utah Repossession Recovery: Peaceful repossession permitted.
Utah Repossession Redemption: No provisions.
Utah Repossession Deficiency: Suit for price bars repossession; however,
may be allowed after deficiency is established after sale.
Special Utah Repossession Motor Vehicle Provisions: Required filing of a
notarized copy of the instrument together with certificate issued last.
Utah Repossession Documents Required to Transfer Ownership of Motor
Vehicle: Transfer of ownership by affidavit of repossession may be
accomplished only if a Utah Repossession lien has been recorded on the
outstanding title. The following must be submitted: (a) Outstanding
certificate of title, with all Utah Repossession liens properly
released. (b) An approved affidavit of repossession, from the State of
Utah or another state, properly filled in and signed by the lien holder
recorded on the certificate of title.
Utah Repossession Plates: Plates remain with the owner and are
transferable to the repossessor.
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