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Yes. The Nevada DMV VP-186 Lien Release requires notarization before the Department of Motor Vehicles will accept it to clear a lien from a vehicle title. This form is used by lienholders—such as banks, credit unions, finance companies, or private lenders—to officially release their security interest in a vehicle once the loan has been paid off or satisfied.
Lake Mead Mobile Notary provides same-day mobile notarization services for VP-186 forms and all lien release documents across Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, North Las Vegas, and throughout Clark County. Our licensed Nevada notaries travel to your bank, credit union, office, or any location with same-day availability.
We verify lienholder representative identity, witness the signature, and complete the Nevada notarial certificate properly. The entire process typically takes 15-20 minutes. Whether you're at a financial institution, dealership, office, or any other location, we come to you with all equipment needed to properly notarize your VP-186 lien release.
Disclaimer: Lake Mead Mobile Notary and its agents are Non-Attorneys and are not authorized to practice law in the State of Nevada. For legal advice or document preparation, please consult a licensed attorney.
The VP-186 Lien Release is an official Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles form that lienholders use to release their security interest in a vehicle. When you finance a vehicle purchase through a bank, credit union, or other lender, that institution places a lien on the vehicle title, giving them a legal claim to the vehicle until the loan is fully paid. The VP-186 is how lienholders formally release that claim.
Once you pay off your vehicle loan, the lienholder must complete and submit a VP-186 Lien Release to the Nevada DMV. This allows the DMV to issue you a clear title (also called a "pink slip") showing you as the sole owner with no outstanding liens. Without a properly completed and notarized VP-186, the lien remains on your title indefinitely, even though the loan has been satisfied.
The form requires detailed information about the lienholder, the vehicle (VIN, year, make, model), and the borrower. The VP-186 must be signed by an authorized representative of the lienholder and must be notarized to be legally valid. The Nevada DMV will not accept this form or clear the lien without proper notarization from a licensed Nevada notary public.
Nevada DMV Official Form | Revised 2024
Download the official VP-186 Lien Release from the Nevada DMV website. Complete all sections including lienholder information, vehicle details, and borrower information. DO NOT SIGN until you're with our notary—the form must be signed in the notary's presence.
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Download the official form from the Nevada DMV website. The lienholder (bank, credit union, finance company, or private lender) must fill in all required sections: complete lienholder information including name, address, and contact details; detailed vehicle information (VIN, year, make, model, license plate); borrower information; and the date the lien is being released. Do not sign the form yet. Complete everything except the signature and notary sections.
The person signing on behalf of the lienholder must prepare valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID). Have loan payoff documentation, the vehicle title or title number, and proof that the loan has been satisfied. If signing for a financial institution, bring authorization documents proving you have authority to release liens on behalf of the organization.
Book your appointment through our online booking system or call (702) 748-7444 for same-day service. Choose any location convenient for you: your bank or credit union, office, dealership, or any other place throughout Las Vegas Valley. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate financial institution hours.
Our notary arrives at your specified location with all necessary equipment. We verify the signer's identity using their valid photo ID and review the completed VP-186 form to ensure all sections are properly filled out. For institutional signers, we verify that the person has proper authorization to release liens on behalf of the lienholder.
The authorized lienholder representative signs the VP-186 form in the notary's physical presence. Our notary witnesses the signature and confirms that the signer is signing voluntarily and has the authority to release the lien. This witnessing is a critical legal requirement—pre-signed forms cannot be notarized and will be rejected by the Nevada DMV.
After witnessing the signature, our notary completes the notarial certificate on the VP-186 form. This includes recording the date, location, type of identification presented, and the notarial act performed. The notary then applies their official Nevada notarial seal and signature, making the document legally valid and acceptable to the Nevada DMV for lien release processing.
The lienholder typically sends the notarized VP-186 directly to the vehicle owner, who then submits it to the Nevada DMV along with the vehicle title. The DMV processes the lien release and issues a clear title showing no outstanding liens. Processing typically takes 2-4 weeks. The entire notarization process takes 15-20 minutes, and we can notarize multiple VP-186 forms in one appointment for financial institutions processing multiple loan payoffs.
Authorized Lienholder Representative: The VP-186 must be signed by someone with legal authority to act on behalf of the lienholder organization. For banks and credit unions, this is typically a loan officer, branch manager, or authorized employee. For private lenders, this is the individual or entity listed as the lienholder on the title.
Required Identification:
For Financial Institutions: Banks, credit unions, and finance companies must ensure the signer has proper authorization to release liens. This typically requires:
For Private Lenders: If you're a private individual who financed a vehicle sale, you must personally appear before the notary with your valid photo ID. Bring the original loan agreement or promissory note showing you as the lienholder.
The Borrower Does NOT Sign: The vehicle owner (borrower) does not sign the VP-186 Lien Release. This form is completed and signed solely by the lienholder releasing their interest in the vehicle. The borrower simply submits the notarized form to the DMV with their title.
Cannot Sign: The Nevada DMV will not accept VP-186 forms signed by unauthorized parties, individuals without proper identification, or forms that were pre-signed before meeting with a notary. All signatures must be made in the notary's presence after identity and authorization verification.
We provide mobile notary services to banks, credit unions, and finance companies throughout Las Vegas. Whether you're at a branch office on the Strip, in Paradise, or anywhere in the valley, we come to your location with same-day availability for VP-186 notarization.
Complete VP-186 notarization services for all Henderson financial institutions. We serve credit unions, banks, auto dealerships, and businesses throughout Henderson with fast, professional mobile notary service for loan documents and lien releases.
Boulder City financial institutions and private lenders receive the same reliable mobile notary service. We travel to banks, dealerships, and offices throughout the Boulder City area, providing convenient VP-186 notarization for loan payoffs and title clearances.
From North Las Vegas to Spring Valley, Summerlin to West Summerlin, we cover every location in Clark County. Bank branches, dealership finance offices, and private lender meetings—we travel wherever you need lien release notarization services.
Financial institutions processing multiple loan payoffs? We offer volume pricing for banks and credit unions notarizing several VP-186 forms. Call (702) 748-7444 for institutional rates.
We regularly serve banks, credit unions, and auto finance companies throughout Clark County. Our notaries understand loan documentation requirements and lien release procedures, ensuring your VP-186 forms are properly executed to avoid DMV rejection.
We travel to your bank, credit union, dealership finance office, or any convenient location. No need to send employees to find a notary office. We bring all equipment to you and complete notarizations right at your desk or conference room.
Need VP-186 forms notarized today? We offer same-day appointments throughout Las Vegas Valley. Book online or call for immediate scheduling. We understand loan payoffs need quick processing to get clear titles to vehicle owners promptly.
We verify that institutional signers have proper authority to release liens on behalf of their organization. Our notaries check employee credentials, authorization letters, and corporate documentation to ensure valid lien releases that the Nevada DMV will accept without question.
Processing multiple loan payoffs? We can notarize dozens of VP-186 forms in a single visit to your institution. Our efficient process keeps your staff productive while ensuring every lien release is properly notarized. Volume pricing available for financial institutions.
All our notaries are licensed by the Nevada Secretary of State and carry errors & omissions insurance. Your VP-186 notarizations are handled professionally with proper legal compliance, protecting both your institution and your customers.
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"As a loan officer at a Las Vegas credit union, I process dozens of auto loan payoffs every month. Lake Mead Mobile Notary has been a game-changer for our VP-186 lien releases. They come to our branch, notarize multiple forms efficiently, and their notaries are always professional. Our members get their clear titles faster because we can process lien releases the same day the loan is paid off. Highly recommend for any financial institution."
"I financed my daughter's car purchase privately and held the lien on the title. When she paid off the loan, I had no idea how to properly release the lien. Lake Mead Mobile Notary walked me through the VP-186 form, came to my home in Henderson, notarized it correctly, and explained exactly what my daughter needed to do at the DMV. Within two weeks, she had her clear title. Great service for private lenders who aren't familiar with the process."
"Our dealership finance department uses Lake Mead Mobile Notary regularly for customers who need lien releases and other DMV documents notarized. They respond quickly, their pricing is fair, and they handle high-volume days without any issues. When we have multiple customers needing VP-186 forms notarized, they take care of everyone professionally. One of the best mobile notary services we've worked with in Las Vegas."
Mobile notary service for lien releases, DMV forms, and financial institution documents throughout Las Vegas Valley.
Serving banks, credit unions, auto finance companies, dealerships, and private lenders throughout Clark County with professional mobile notary services.
Lake Mead Mobile Notary provides expert mobile notarization services for Nevada DMV VP-186 Lien Release forms and all financial institution documents. Our licensed Nevada notaries understand lien release procedures and DMV requirements, ensuring proper execution to prevent form rejection and delays in title clearance.
Whether you're a bank processing multiple auto loan payoffs, a credit union handling member lien releases, a dealership finance department managing customer loans, or a private lender releasing a vehicle lien, we deliver fast, professional mobile notary service throughout Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, North Las Vegas, and all of Clark County.
Same-day appointments available. Book online or call (702) 748-7444.
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