How to replace a lost car title in Alaska
For car owners in Alaska whose title is missing or too damaged to use, including sellers who can't find it. Alaska DMV calls this a duplicate title.
To replace a lost car title in Alaska, the owner on the DMV record fills out Form 809 and signs it in front of a notary. If there is still a loan, the lienholder applies instead. Apply at any DMV office or by mail to Anchorage, and pay the $15 fee.
Before you apply
- If the car still has a loan, the lienholder applies. If the loan is paid, send the lien release.
How do I replace a lost car title in Alaska?
Step 1
Check who can apply.
The owner on the DMV record, or the lienholder if there is still a loan.
Step 2
Fill out Form 809.
Sign it in front of a notary or a DMV worker.
809 · Application for Duplicate Title (Affidavit of Lost, Stolen, or Destroyed Title)Step 3
Pay the $15 fee.
At any DMV office, or by check to State of Alaska with the form by mail.
Step 4
Only if the title is really gone.
A false affidavit can lead to criminal charges.
How much does a replacement title cost in Alaska?
| Fee | Amount | Who pays | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duplicate title fee | $15 | Owner | dmv.alaska.gov Checked |
| Total of required fees | $15 |
Fees can change. Check the official page before you pay.
Common questions
Does the form need a notary?
Yes. Sign it in front of a notary or a DMV worker.
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What if I find the title later?
Do not apply if you still have the title or know where it is. A false affidavit can lead to criminal charges.
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About this page
This page summarizes official Alaska sources in plain English. Car Title Steps is not a government website, is not connected to the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles, and does not file or prepare forms. Confirm each step with the agency before you sign, pay or mail anything. Found a mistake? Email mr@marcelruettgers.com.