35 Miss. Code. R. 7-06-05-201
Insurance Company to Apply for Certificate of Title:
1. An insurance company that becomes
the owner of a motor vehicle as a result of paying a total loss claim shall
apply to the Department for a salvage title within seventy-two (72) hours after
obtaining the insured's certificate of title. Such application shall be made by
the insurance company in the manner and in such form prescribed and provided by
the Department. In order to obtain a salvage title, the insurance company must:
a. Surrender the current certificate of title
and odometer disclosure statement with the title application;
b. Submit documentation to show that the
title application is for a salvage vehicle;
c. Submit with the application a signed
statement written on company letterhead showing the type of occurrence:
i. collision damage;
ii. hail damage;
iii. flood damage;
iv. recovered theft; or
v. unrecovered theft.
d. Indicate in the statement whether or not
the vehicle will require replacement of six (6) minor component parts.
e. Staple this statement to the
certificate of title and note on the face of the certificate the type of
occurrence.
2. The
provisions of this section shall not apply to a vehicle which is ten (10) years
old or older with a value prior to the loss of one thousand five hundred
dollars ($1,500), or less or which will require the replacement of five (5) or
fewer minor component parts in the reconstruction process.
3. If ownership of a salvage vehicle has not
been acquired by an insurer, the owner must surrender the certificate of title
for such vehicle to a designated agent of the Department prior to any sale or
disposition of such vehicle and not later than thirty (30) days from the date
that the vehicle becomes a salvage vehicle.
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