Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles · Nevada state form
VP-267 Abandoned Recreational Vehicle Title Affidavit
Use VP-267 to claim a lien on an abandoned recreational vehicle on private property and request a title or salvage title from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.
- What this form is
- VP-267 is an affidavit for a property owner claiming a lien on an abandoned recreational vehicle. The claimant provides vehicle, ownership, lien notice, inspection, and title information, and selects a title or salvage title. The document includes a sworn certification and odometer disclosure. It must be accompanied by a completed Vehicle Inspection Certificate (Form VP-15); signatures must be originals, and changes cannot be made after signing and witnessing.
- Who needs it
- A property owner claiming a lien on an abandoned recreational vehicle who seeks a title or salvage title for the vehicle.
- Why it needs a notary
- The claimant’s signature must be notarized under oath or witnessed by an authorized Nevada DMV representative. Online notarization is available with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Complete the affidavit and include a completed Vehicle Inspection Certificate (Form VP-15). Signatures must be originals; photocopies are not accepted. Do not change the form after it is signed and witnessed. Submit it to the Nevada agency named on the form.
Questions
What is Form VP-267 used for?
A property owner uses VP-267 to claim a lien on an abandoned recreational vehicle and request a title or salvage title from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.
Does Form VP-267 need to be notarized?
Yes. The claimant must sign under oath before a notary public or an authorized Nevada DMV representative. A commissioned online notary can notarize the signature online.
What must accompany Form VP-267?
The form says to include a completed Vehicle Inspection Certificate (Form VP-15). It also requires original signatures; photocopies are not accepted.