A title from one of the 50 US states or US territories that is already in your name or has your name listed as the buyer.

A title/ownership document from another country other than the US and not a US territory.

A title that has physical damage where the VIN or other critical info isn't legible.

A title branded as salvage, NOT REBUILT. If your title is rebuilt, select "Valid US Title". A salvage title is usually caused by an insurance claim.

This is essentially an ownership document that comes from the Manufacturer and is given to the dealership. It is the document that later is exchanged for a title with the DMV. An MCO is most commonly seen with off-road vehicles, and occasionally seen for brand new cars/trucks

A registration that's transferable. This usually is seen for off-road vehicles and antique cars. Usually this document will say "TRANSFERABLE" on it.

This means you have a bill of sale, usually from a dealership and you don't have the title. Usually the dealer will have the title in this case.

This usually means you purchased from a private party and not a dealer and the seller didn't have any legal ownership documents.