Remove it fast & Get Paid Well, in your local area.
Sign your vehicle title correctly, the first time.
Learn where to sign, who needs to sign, and how to avoid mistakes that could delay your payment or vehicle pickup.
How It Works
Select Your State
Sign Your Title
Complete Your Sale
Find Your State Guide
What Every State Guide Covers
Everything you need to complete your title correctly.
Who Needs to Sign
Know exactly who must sign before selling.
Where to Sign
Locate every required signature field.
Title Examples
View annotated examples for easy reference.
Mistakes to Avoid
Prevent paperwork delays before pickup.
Why Customers Choose Us
✔ Licensed, professional team
✔ Transparent, fair vehicle offers
✔ Free, scheduled pickup
✔ No hidden fees or deductions
✔ Payment issued on pickup
Testimonials
Over 1,200 5-Star Customer Reviews
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Speedy, efficient and competitive
Could not speak highly enough of the APEX team customer experience, they made the whole process of selling my vehicle so smooth, from start to finish (collection).
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Excellent customer service end to end
I had a car I loved as much as a pet. It was one of the last things I could directly tie to my late dad. When it decided to die horrifically, Apex Ave, especially Michele, was kind, friendly, and straight forward in getting the vehicle where it needed to go, and helped negotiate a fair price.
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Process was super easy
Process was super easy. Got a quote over the phone and my vehicle was picked up at the agreed upon price. Fast and simple. Great customer service.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on how the owners are listed on the title. Titles joined by “AND” typically require all owners to sign, while titles joined by “OR” may only require one. Check your state’s guide for the correct requirements.
Every state issues its own vehicle titles with different layouts and signing requirements. That’s why we’ve created state-specific guides to help you complete your title correctly.
Most states recommend signing in blue or black ink. Avoid pencil or correction fluid, as mistakes may require additional paperwork.
Crossing out information or using correction fluid can invalidate the title in some states. If you’re unsure, contact us before making changes.
Many states allow you to request a duplicate title. If you don’t have your title, we can explain your options.
Helpful Resources
Explore our most popular guides and tools to help you prepare your vehicle for sale.
Coverage Areas
See the states and cities we currently serve, plus information about vehicle pickup and our buying process.
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Selling Without a Title
Find out what to do if your title is missing, what documents may be accepted, and how we can help.
Ready to Sell Your Vehicle?
Once your paperwork is complete, getting an offer only takes a few minutes.
