The State of Alabama Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division is responsible for the licensing of master dealers. Master dealers are responsible for obtaining documentation and information to complete an application for a Certificate of Title, provide signed copies to the owners, submit application packets to the Department of Revenue, maintain records for a minimum 5 year period and follow-up on reject applications.
The Code of Alabama 1975, Sections 32-8-34 and 32-20-22, defines the master dealer license requirements. Master Dealers will need to be licensed and must follow state guidelines and obtain a surety bond to ensure that the title process is done in compliance of state laws.
The premium that you pay for Alabama Non-Dealer Designated Agent Manufactured Home Dealer Surety Bond is dependent on credit.
A separate application must be submitted for each branch or location.
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