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How to replace a lost car title in Mississippi

For car owners in Mississippi whose title is missing or too damaged to use, including sellers who can't find it. Mississippi DOR calls this a replacement title.

To replace a lost car title in Mississippi, the owners sign form 78-006, the Application for Replacement Certificate of Title. If a lienholder was on the old title, include a lien release. Mail it to the Department of Revenue in Jackson with the $9 fee. Fast Track service is quicker for a higher fee.

Before you apply

  • If a lienholder was shown on the old title, include a lien release with the application.dor.ms.gov checked
  • If the title is missing, get a replacement before you sell the car.dor.ms.gov checked

How do I replace a lost car title in Mississippi?

  1. Step 1

    Fill out Form 78-006.

    The owners sign it. If a lienholder was on the old title, include a lien release.

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  2. Step 2

    Mail it with the $9 fee.

    Send it to the DOR Motor Vehicle Services, P.O. Box 1383, Jackson, MS 39215.

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  3. Step 3

    Need it faster?

    Fast Track (Form 78-026) is issued within 72 hours of receipt, not counting mail time, for an extra fee.

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How much does a replacement title cost in Mississippi?

Fees in Mississippi (you pay one, depending on how you apply)
FeeAmountWho paysSource
Replacement title fee$9Ownerdor.ms.gov Checked
Fast Track replacement (Form 78-026), if you want it within 72 hours$39Ownerdor.ms.gov Checked

Fees can change. Check the official page before you pay.

Common questions

How much is a replacement title in Mississippi?

$9, or $39 in total for Fast Track.

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Can I sell the car without the title?

No. If the title is missing, get a replacement before the sale.

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What if there is a lien?

Include a lien release with the application.

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