Government auctions are now able to provide Form SF97s for off-road use of Humvees, as well as select government surplus vehicles and trailers. When you buy a Humvee at auction, you'll now be able to choose to receive a Bill of Sale or a Form SF97 during Checkout.
What is Form SF97?
Form SF97 is a U.S. government-issued certificate that can be used to obtain a title for a vehicle. This form can be taken to your local titling agency.
Here’s How It Works
EUC: The EUC process, required for class-restricted government surplus equipment, is handled by the U.S. Government’s Trade Security Control (TSC) Office. Once the form is submitted, processing time can vary and is not under our control. See Terms & Conditions. In our experience, the approval process can take anywhere from 8 to 12 weeks.
Bill of Sale: available within five business days.
SF97: Timing on issuance of SF97s will vary, depending on EUC processing time (if applicable) and volume of SF97 requests submitted to the DLA. Typically, buyers will receive their SF97 within 30 business days of EUC approval, though it can take up to 60 business days.
Where the Surety Bond Girls come in:
Once you have possession of your government vehicle, fill out our title bond application.
Here’s how it works
We will contact the state for the vehicle value, which will need to be doubled for the issued bond value. For example, if the state provides a value of $11,000, we will need to issue the bond in the amount of $22,000. The bond will need to have the noted "ticket number" associated with the request so that this can be referenced when applying for the title at the DMV.
Necessary documents for us
Completed T22B This affidavit form must be completed by a GA police officer. This simply states that the vehicle is not reported as stolen in their database.
Bill of Sale or SF97 provided by the auctioning party.
Next steps
Upload, fax, or email the required documents to us.
We will provide the M46 bond, M46A bond affidavit, the MV1 title application, and the "No Record Found" MNTVIS report.
What then?
Take the packet that we provide, along with the ORIGINAL T22B, for surrender to the DMV, along with appropriate county feeds. They will provide a valid tag for the vehicle. Your paper title should be mailed to you from the state office in 4-6 weeks.
Obtaining a VIN/Tag for Military Vehicles Applying for VIN
Some older military vehicles do not have VINs assigned (typically pre-1985), so we can assist in getting these issued by the state.
What is Required?
Form T-8 Limited Power of Attorney/Motor Vehicle Transactions - completed and signed Form MV-1 DOR Motor Vehicle Title/Tag Application - completed and signed
Form T22B Certificate of Inspection - completed and signed by Duly Constituted Georgia Law Enforcement Officer (reflecting no VIN plate?)
Form T128 Missing Serial Plate Affidavit - completed, signed and notarized; Georgia Department of Revenue / Motor Vehicle Division - Request for a Replacement Serial Plate
Here’s How It Works
Surety Bond Girls will work with the state to obtain an actual "Assigned Identification Number", which is delivered with a completed GA Dept of Revue Form T-22.
Once the new plate is attached to the vehicle, a Form T-22 needs to be completed and signed by Duly Constituted Georgia Law Enforcement Officer. This form will then be used to obtain a title.
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