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Transfer on Death Application

Collection
Executive Agency Records
Sub-shelf
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Kind
Government Report
Date
2025
Pages
2
Text
Native Text

BMV FORM NO: (2025-05) – REV. Aug 06, 2025 TRANSFER ON DEATH – PAGE 1 GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES TRANSFER ON DEATH APPLICATION Transfer on Death allows vehicle owners to add or remove a beneficiary to their title. The vehicle owner must be an individual, not a business. The original title, registration and owner’s ID must be presented to the BMV. If there is a lien on the vehicle to be transferred, a transfer on death cannot be executed until the vehicle is released from the lien. To transfer the ownership to the beneficiary, the beneficiary must submit the title (if available) and certified death certificate of the vehicle’s legal owner(s). If more than one owner is on the title, the beneficiary cannot become the vehicle owner until all owners are deceased. Please select one: Add Beneficiary Remove Beneficiary Please Print or Type Complete a separate form for each beneficiary. …

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BMV FORM NO: (2025-05) – REV. Aug 06, 2025 TRANSFER ON DEATH – PAGE 1 GOVERNMENT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES TRANSFER ON DEATH APPLICATION Transfer on Death allows vehicle owners to add or remove a beneficiary to their title. The vehicle owner must be an individual, not a business. The original title, registration and owner’s ID must be presented to the BMV. If there is a lien on the vehicle to be transferred, a transfer on death cannot be executed until the vehicle is released from the lien. To transfer the ownership to the beneficiary, the beneficiary must submit the title (if available) and certified death certificate of the vehicle’s legal owner(s). If more than one owner is on the title, the beneficiary cannot become the vehicle owner until all owners are deceased. Please select one: Add Beneficiary Remove Beneficiary Please Print or Type Complete a separate form for each beneficiary. Print Beneficiary Full Legal Name First Middle Last Beneficiary Driver’s License or Identification Card Number Physical Address Mailing Address Street City State Zip Code Street City State Zip Code Vehicle Identification Number Year Make Model Body Type I hereby release, discharge, and agree to hold harmless the Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles of and from any and all liability to anyone whomsoever which may arise by reason of any contest of the validity of the beneficiary named herein, or the validity of the beneficiary in the manner prescribed in the VI Code. __________________________________ ____________ Signature of OWNER Date _______________________________________________ Printed Full Legal Name of Owner Sworn and subscribed to before me as true and correct, this _____ day of ______________________, 20_____. ____________________________________________ Notary Public PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION ON THE BACK OF THIS BMV FORM NO: (2025-05) – REV. Aug 06, 2025 TRANSFER ON DEATH – PAGE 2 TRANSFER ON DEATH REQUIREMENTS: Eligibility & Ownership Requirements: • Only individual (non-business) vehicle owners are eligible to request a TOD designation. • The vehicle must be titled solely or jointly in the name(s) of the current owner(s) at the time of application. • Any existing lien on the vehicle must be fully paid and released before the vehicle can be transferred to the designated beneficiary. • TOD forms must be submitted and approved prior to the death of the vehicle owner. Applications received after the owner's death will not be processed. Required at Time of TOD Application: • Completed TOD form • Original Vehicle Title • Current Vehicle Registration • Valid, unexpired photo ID of the owner(s) Upon the Owner’s Death, the Beneficiary Must Submit: • Certified death certificate(s) for all legal owners listed on the title • Vehicle Title (if available) • Valid ID of the beneficiary IMPORTANT NOTES: • If multiple owners are listed on the title, ALL must be deceased before the beneficiary can assume ownership under the TOD designation. • The designated beneficiary cannot be changed after the death of the owner(s). To change a TOD designation, a new TOD form must be submitted while all current owners are still alive. • TOD designations do not override joint ownership rights. For example, if the vehicle is titled as "Owner A OR Owner B," the surviving owner retains full ownership rights regardless of the TOD beneficiary. • Do not alter, write on, or modify the title by hand to list a beneficiary. Only officially filed and approved TOD forms will be honored. • An incomplete application or missing documentation will result in rejection or delays. WE DO NOT ACCEPT FOOD HANDLERS CARDS OR VOTERS REGISTRATION CARDS FOR IDENTIFICATION.