Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing · Kentucky state form
TC 96-192 Affidavit Supporting Repossession and Disposition of a Vehicle
TC 96-192 is an affidavit for a secured party to support a vehicle title or registration application after repossession and disposition of the vehicle.
- What this form is
- A secured party uses TC 96-192 to attest to a security agreement, the vehicle’s repossession, and its disposition or retention. The form requests details about the secured party, debtor, vehicle, security interest, and notice. The affiant signs under oath. Attach the completed affidavit to the title or registration application documents and deliver them to the County Clerk.
- Who needs it
- A secured party completing title or registration application documents after lawfully taking possession of a vehicle following the debtor’s default.
- Why it needs a notary
- The affiant’s signature must be notarized. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Attach the completed affidavit to your title or registration application documents and deliver them to your County Clerk.
Questions
What is TC 96-192 used for?
It is an affidavit supporting repossession and disposition of a vehicle. A secured party uses it with title or registration application documents to attest to the security agreement, repossession, and disposition or retention of the vehicle.
Who completes TC 96-192?
The form is for a secured party. It asks the affiant to provide information about the secured party, debtor, vehicle, security agreement, repossession, and disposition or retention.
Does TC 96-192 need to be notarized?
Yes. The form includes a jurat requiring the affiant to subscribe and swear before a person administering an oath. The signature can be notarized online with a commissioned online notary.