Connecticut title, and repossession requirements:
Repossession Title State: Repossession Title and repossessor License information refer to: Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, 60 State St., Wethersfield, Connecticut 06109
Connecticut Recording: All repo lien instruments relating to repossession motor vehicles must be recorded within twenty days with the repo Motor Vehicle Department of the State of Connecticut. Uniform Commercial Code in effect, October, 1961.
Repossession Recovery: Peaceful repossession permitted. Police Department must be notified immediately after taking in Connecticut.
Repossession Redemption: Debtor can redeem repossession within fifteen days after taking by payment of entire balance due to repossessor if there has been no notification of intent to Take; if so, no repossession redemption in Connecticut .
Repo Deficiency: 60% of the purchase price warrants public repo sale with no notice. Less than 60% of purchase price paid, then private repo sale is allowed in Connecticut.
Special Motor Vehicle Provisions: None.
Connecticut Documents Required to Transfer Ownership of repo Motor Vehicle: Certificate of title, affidavit of repossession and a notarized Bill of Sale or Connecticut Q-1 form.
Repo Plates: Must be returned to the State of Connecticut if not transferred to another vehicle by the owner or Repossessor.
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