Wash. Admin. Code § 308-56A-312 - Personal property lien - Self-service storage facilities
(1)
What is a
self-service storage facilities lien? For the purposes of this chapter,
a self-storage facilities lien is a process by which the owner of a
self-storage facility may sell a vehicle stored at the facility as security for
rent or other charges due.
(2)
What documents are required to obtain a certificate of ownership for a
vehicle obtained through the self-service storage facilities lien
process? The required documents include:
(a) A completed affidavit of self-storage
facilities lien sale form provided or approved by the department;
(b) Application for certificate of ownership;
and
(c) Other documents that may be
required by law or rule.
(3)
When is a Washington court order
required to issue a certificate of ownership as a result of a self-service
storage facilities lien?
(a) The
vehicle is no longer in the possession of the person who is claiming the
self-service storage facilities lien; or
(b) There is an existing lien holder on the
vehicle record; or
(c) There is no
record of the vehicle on file with the department.
(4)
What law regulates self-service
storage facilities liens?Chapter 19.150 RCW regulates self-storage
facilities liens.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 46.01.110. 06-17-145, § 308-56A-312, filed 8/22/06, effective 9/22/06.
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(1) What is a self-service storage facilities lien? For the purposes of this chapter, a self-storage facilities lien is a process by which the owner of a self-storage facility may sell a vehicle stored at the facility as security for rent or other charges due.
(2) What documents are required to obtain a certificate of ownership for a vehicle obtained through the self-service storage facilities lien process? The required documents include:
(a) A completed affidavit of self-storage facilities lien sale form provided or approved by the department;
(b) Application for certificate of ownership; and
(c) Other documents that may be required by law or rule.
(3) When is a Washington court order required to issue a certificate of ownership as a result of a self-service storage facilities lien?
(a) The vehicle is no longer in the possession of the person who is claiming the self-service storage facilities lien; or
(b) There is an existing lien holder on the vehicle record; or
(c) There is no record of the vehicle on file with the department.
(4) What law regulates self-service storage facilities liens?Chapter 19.150 RCW regulates self-storage facilities liens.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 46.01.110. 06-17-145, § 308-56A-312, filed 8/22/06, effective 9/22/06.