Ohio Repossession Service

Speedy Repo has repossessors and repossession agents throughout the State of Ohio.

Akron, OH Repossession Service Beavercreek, OH Repossession Service Canton, OH Repossession Service Cincinnati, OH Repossession Service Cleveland, OH Repossession Service Cleveland Heights, OH Repossession Service Columbus, OH Repossession Service Cuyahoga Falls, OH Repossession Service Dayton, OH Repossession Service Dublin, OH Repossession Service Elyria, OH Repossession Service Euclid, OH Repossession Service Fairfield, OH Repossession Service Findlay, OH Repossession Service Hamilton, OH Repossession Service Huber Heights, OH Repossession Service Kettering, OH Repossession Service Lakewood, OH Repossession Service Lancaster, OH Repossession Service Lima, OH Repossession Service Lorain, OH Repossession Service Mansfield, OH Repossession Service Mentor, OH Repossession Service Middletown, OH Repossession Service Newark, OH Repossession Service Parma, OH Repossession Service Sandusky, OH Repossession Service Springfield, OH Repossession Service Strongsville, OH Repossession Service Toledo, OH Repossession Service Warren, OH Repossession Service Youngstown, OH Repossession Service

Click below to order a repossession in Ohio.

Ohio Repossession Services

OH Car Repossession Service
OH Boat Repossession Service
OH Truck Repossession Service
OH Semi Truck Repossession Service
OH Equipment Repossession Service
OH Medical Equipment Repossession Service
OH Private Party Repossession Service
Ohio Semi Truck Repossession Service

Transferring A title in the state of Ohio for your vehicle

You will need to contact Ohio’s Bureau of motor vehicles: Their address is P.O. Box 16520 Columbus, OH 43266

When vehicle repo takes place in Ohio, the repossession must be recorded by the County Clerk of Court in the county where the vehicle title was issued.

Recovery process, Ohio law permits and allows peaceful repossessions.

After a repossession takes place, there’s is a 20 day redemption period that the owner may reclaim the vehicle.

In Ohio, if a vehicle is repossessed by any means, it bars a suit for the original purchase price, and vice-versa.

Any notes or any judgements will remain fully valid at all times.

The certificate of title will show any and all recordings of repossession and any and all liens.

To transfer the ownership of a repossessed vehicle in Ohio. You will need several documents: Certificate of Title (has to be updated to reflect who the lien holder or repossessor is (will be new owner). Certified copy of contract, You will also need a notarized Power of Attorney. This will allow full transfer.

Last, license plates associated with the vehicle will stay with the true owner and are allowed to be transferred to the repossessor or who is taking over the car.