Kansas Department of Revenue - Division of Vehicles · Kansas state form
TR-128 Lienholder’s Consent to Transfer Ownership
Use TR-128 to document a lienholder’s consent to an eligible vehicle ownership transfer and provide vehicle, current owner, lienholder, and new owner information.
- What this form is
- The Kansas Department of Revenue Division of Vehicles TR-128 records a lienholder’s consent to transfer ownership of a vehicle with the lien recorded on the new Kansas electronic title. The form requests vehicle, current owner, lienholder, and new owner information, along with signatures and a notarial jurat. It describes eligible transfers as adding an immediate family member, removing a name, or changing a name due to marriage or court order, subject to the form’s conditions.
- Who needs it
- Lienholders and vehicle owners seeking an eligible ownership transfer on a Kansas electronic title may need to complete this consent form.
- Why it needs a notary
- The lienholder’s authorized signature must be notarized as shown by the notary jurat. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Kansas residents must apply for title within 30 days of assignment at the county treasurer’s motor vehicle office where the vehicle will be garaged.
Questions
What is Kansas form TR-128 used for?
TR-128 records a lienholder’s consent to transfer ownership of a vehicle with the lien recorded on a new Kansas electronic title. The form lists conditions for eligible transfers.
Does TR-128 need to be notarized?
Yes. The form includes a jurat for the lienholder’s authorized signature. The signature must be notarized, and this can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
Where and when does the new owner apply for title?
The form says Kansas residents must apply for title within 30 days of assignment at the county treasurer’s motor vehicle office where the vehicle will be garaged.