im screwed

[aqqus]

It took almost a year to get all the paperwork I needed for my bike. I just got back from the courthouse. I can't title it. Doug's daughter took her time signing the title and her R.P. authority was expired by the time she signed it. thee only option i have at this point is for her lawyer to reopen the estate. I sent her brother a message about it, he had it, and the response was "Don't know what to tell ya. Make a gokart."

So I have $300 and several hours tied up in a bike i can never ride. I just want to choke some one.

Any ideas, suggestions?

[jwhughes3]

There is a guy advertising a titled frame neck. Buy it and get plates. Cut VIN section off frame neck and weld it onto yours.

John

[Old Red]

As a last result you may try this, $150.00

http://www.motorecyclenow.com/title-service.html

[dbbrian]

There's hope yet!

Awesome ideas (I like the 2nd one, but I know nothing about this stuff)

Point is don't give up yet....sounds like there's still a chance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX5jNnDMfxA

[Dbshea]

It took almost a year to get all the paperwork I needed for my bike. I just got back from the courthouse. I can't title it. Doug's daughter took her time signing the title and her R.P. authority was expired by the time she signed it. thee only option i have at this point is for her lawyer to reopen the estate. I sent her brother a message about it, he had it, and the response was "Don't know what to tell ya. Make a gokart."

So I have $300 and several hours tied up in a bike i can never ride. I just want to choke some one.

Any ideas, suggestions?

I've got a venturer frame in my garage...

[CRXSi90]

You may want to check on the Vermont title trick.

http://www.chinonthetank.com/2014/04...-registration/

I have never needed to do it myself, but it seems like it's the route a lot of people go. Also, take a close look at the >300cc stuff, and the inspection which is required.

Good luck.

[ViperRon]

In Virginia they have an abandoned vehicle thing to do. What you do is fill out a form stating you have had the vehicle and a request is sent by the DMV to the owner of said vehicle if they are deceased there can be no reply. So what happens is after no reply for a specified time the DMV will return the form and allow you to title the vehicle based on the fact it is the owners responsibility to supply a current address and reply back with a response. I would think your state has a similar thing you can do.

[Eastcoaster]

Vermont

I have done Vermont many times its easy fast and not expensive
Once you have the Vermont title in your name its easy to transfer to Nebraska
If you need help pm me
Eastcoaster
Who frequents Omaha Nebraska

[aqqus]

After I calmed down and was done with my rant I called the state DMV in Lincoln. I have two options. One being convince the family to hire a lawyer to reopen the estate so a new letter of personal representative can be issued and a new title requested and resigned. Second is to apply for a bonded title as an abandoned vehicle. After a vehicle records search I send registered letter to family members explaining i have bike and give them a deadline to lay claim or refuse claim. After deadline has passed I can purchase a surety bond and apply for a bonded title. I've asked my local DMV about this procedure before and didn't mch in the way of help.

I would like to thank everyone for the suggestions. I will look into that moto recycle title service. Looks like it might be the quickest and easiest for me.

Dshea, I will keep it in mind. I'm not quit to that point yet.

[Bikes]

I can do the Vermont thing for you here in Maine....i did it for my brother a few years ago, although he was in Fla...

[aqqus]

I will keep it in mind Bikes. I may have something in the works.