How to replace a lost car title in Connecticut
For car owners in Connecticut whose title is missing or too damaged to use, including sellers who can't find it. CT DMV calls this a replacement title.
To replace a lost car title in Connecticut, fill out form H-6B. The owners on the title, or a legal representative, sign it. You can apply online, in person by appointment or by mail. The fee is $25, and a title requested online arrives by mail.
Before you apply
- If a lien is listed on the title, send a lien release letter with the form.
- Selling to a Connecticut buyer without the title? Give them a signed H-6B and a Q-1 Supplemental Assignment of Ownership.
How do I replace a lost car title in Connecticut?
Step 1
Fill out Form H-6B.
The owners on the title, or a legal representative, sign it.
H-6B · Application for Replacement Certificate of TitleStep 2
Add a lien release if needed.
If a lien is listed on the title, include a lien release letter.
Step 3
Apply online, in person or by mail.
Pay the $25 fee. By mail, send a check or money order to the DMV.
Step 4
Wait for the mail.
Online requests arrive within 20 business days. Mail requests can take up to 90 days.
How much does a replacement title cost in Connecticut?
| Fee | Amount | Who pays | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duplicate title fee | $25 | Owner | portal.ct.gov Checked |
| Total of required fees | $25 |
Fees can change. Check the official page before you pay.
Common questions
Can I sell the car without the title?
To a Connecticut buyer, yes: give them a signed form H-6B and a Supplemental Assignment of Ownership.
portal.ct.gov checked
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About this page
This page summarizes official Connecticut sources in plain English. Car Title Steps is not a government website, is not connected to the Connecticut Department 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.