Yes, DMV can ask you about your dial-in searches. We do this to monitor compliance with the DIAL-IN Terms of Service.
What about if I didn't perform the search I'm asked about?
If you or any of the known users performed the search, you should contact us immediately. You have to respond to our inquiry about the dial-in search or your search privileges will be suspended until you respond.
What kind of documents or business records can I use to document my searches
Some examples are invoices, retainer agreements, consent forms, and surveillance reports, among other types of records. You should maintain these records to comply with our terms of service.
For title certificate, can I ask another question? What happens if a lien-holder obtains a copy of my title certificate?
In a number of states, a lienholder is in possession of the title certificate until the lien has been satisfied in full. When the lien has been satisfied, they then send the title certificate to the owner
Is your vehicle registered in NYS but the out-of-state title certificate is received by you from the lienholder?
Yes, this is the case
In this instance, you must send the title certificate to the Title Services Bureau. The DMV then send you a NYS title certificate. There is no fee applicable to this as you already paid for the title certificate fee when registering your vehicle
What are the other ways that my lienholder can remove the lien from my title certificate?
Is your lienholder an account holder with the DMV's ELT?
Yes, they are