West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles · West Virginia state form
DMV-VRC-1 Antique Vehicle Removal Certificate
DMV-VRC-1 records permission from a private property owner to remove an antique vehicle and collects vehicle, location, requester, and owner information.
- What this form is
- The Antique Vehicle Removal Certificate includes fields for vehicle identification, year, current location, and contact information for the private property owner. The property owner gives permission for the vehicle’s removal by signing and dating the form. It also requests the name of the requester, the vehicle’s make, photos showing the vehicle in its original location, and proof of land ownership.
- Who needs it
- The individual removing an antique vehicle and the landowner where the vehicle is located complete this certificate.
- Why it needs a notary
- The property owner’s signature must be notarized, with a notary signature and commission expiration date. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- The form requires photos of the vehicle in its original location and proof of land ownership, such as a copy of the current real property tax receipt. Submit it to the West Virginia agency named on the form.
Questions
Does the property owner's signature need to be notarized?
Yes. The form includes a notary section requiring the property owner's signature to be sworn before a notary. This can be completed online with a commissioned online notary.
Who completes the Antique Vehicle Removal Certificate?
The document says it is to be completed by the individual removing the vehicle and the landowner where the vehicle is located.
What supporting materials does the form require?
The form requires photos of the vehicle in its original location, including a full front and side view. It also requires proof of land ownership, such as a copy of the current real property tax receipt.