Lost Motorcycle Title in Alaska

Your motorcycle title is the primary document that demonstrates your ownership of the vehicle. 

The title is needed to sell your motorcycle to someone else, transfer the motorcycle to a new state, or apply for a motorcycle title loan. 

If you’ve lost the title or it has become damaged, you’ll want to request a duplicate as soon as possible. 

This page will provide you with an overview of the steps involved with getting a duplicate motorcycle title in Alaska.

How to Replace a Lost Motorcycle Title in Alaska

Your options for requesting a duplicate motorcycle title include:

• In person at your local DMV office. 
• By mail. 

Applications for replacement titles can be mailed to:

State of Alaska

Division of Motor Vehicles

Attn:  CORRESPONDENCE

3901 Old Seward Highway, Suite 101

Anchorage AK  99503

To replace a lost motorcycle title in Alaska, you’ll need:

• Complete and notarize a lost title application: http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/forms/pdfs/809.pdf 
• Your personal information. 
• Your motorcycle VIN. 
• The details of your motorcycle. 
• Your address.
• A notarized signature. 
• Payment for the lost title fee.

Can I get a duplicate title online?

In Alaska, you cannot request a replacement for a lost motorcycle title online. 

Lost Motorcycle Title Cost in Alaska

The fee for a duplicate title is $15.

What should you do if you lost your Alaska motorcycle title?

If your Alaska motorcycle title is lost, you should request a replacement as quickly as possible. 

When you sell the bike or move to another state, you’ll need the title in order to transfer ownership. Learn more about motorcycle title transfers in Alaska.

Remember to keep your title, or pink slip, in a safe place away from the motorcycle. 

For more information about getting a replacement motorcycle title in Alaska, check out the official DMV website at: http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/home.htm 

Need more information? Check out our overview of the requirements for motorcycle titles and registrations in Alaska.