Vehicle Loans
How do I obtain my title after paying my vehicle loan in full?
To obtain your title, you’ll need to visit the Department of Motor Vehicles or contact your local county tax collector's office. Out-of-state titles will be mailed to the address on file.
Out-of-State Title Transfer
I moved to another state. What is the process to transfer my title to that state?
Contact the DMV to inquire on registering your vehicle. The DMV will then send Suncoast a request for the paper title.
This can be faxed to 813-626-9096 Attention Titles or Mailed to:
Suncoast Credit Union
P.O. Box 11904
Tampa, FL 33680
ATTN: LOA006.
What is the fee?
The fee is $8.95. This covers the cost to order the title and send the title via Certified mail. New York state residents will have to add an additional $5.00 for the Lien fee.
How do I pay this fee?
We can debit your Suncoast savings or checking account, or you can mail a check, payable to Suncoast Credit Union to:
Suncoast Credit Union
P.O. Box 11904
Tampa, FL 33680
ATTN: LOA006.
When will the title be sent to the DMV?
The process takes up to 30 days.
How will I know when the DMV has received the title?
Suncoast will include your contact information with the title. The DMV will contact you once the title request has been received.
What does the DMV do with the title once it has been converted?
- If it is an electronic title state, the title will become an electronic title in that state with Suncoast as the lienholder.
- If it is a paper title, the title will be mailed to Suncoast Credit Union.
- If it is a state that sends the title to the owner of the vehicle, the title will be mailed to the member and a notice will be sent to the credit union.
Upfront Costs & Credit Reports
Are there any upfront costs when applying for a mortgage?
There are no unfront costs or fees when applying for a mortgage.
Where can I request a free credit report?
Free credit reports are available at annualcreditreport.com. Federal law allows you to get a free copy of your credit report every 12 months from each of the three credit reporting agencies (Experian, Equifax and TransUnion).