Kansas seller preparation

Kansas vehicle title checklist.

Kansas titles may be paper or electronic depending on lien status. Start with the owner and lien information on the state record and use the official resources below.

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For a straightforward Kansas sale

Confirm that the seller is the owner shown on the title or vehicle record.
Complete every required title-assignment field accurately; do not use correction fluid or guess.
When the assignment lacks a purchase-price field, Kansas says a Bill of Sale on Form TR-12 may also be required.
Check for an electronic or paper lien and obtain the applicable release before promising a transfer.
Keep copies of completed transaction records.

Kansas DOR: Titling FAQs Kansas DOR: Titling a Used Vehicle Kansas vehicle forms

Missing or replacement title

Kansas directs eligible owners to Form TR-720B for a secured, duplicate or reissued title. An active lien changes the process.

Open Form TR-720B ›

Electronic title or lien

Kansas is an electronic-title state for vehicles with recorded liens. The lienholder and state record may need to be addressed before transfer.

Kansas lien FAQs ›

Deceased owner or TOD

Do not sign the deceased owner’s name. Kansas provides separate forms for transfer-on-death beneficiaries and certain estate situations.

Transfer on Death Affidavit TR-82 ›

Business-owned or special vehicle

Signing authority, entity documents, antique status, salvage history or an out-of-state record may change what the county treasurer requires.

Kansas title and registration hub ›

Checked against Kansas Department of Revenue resources on July 30, 2026. Requirements can change and county treasurers process many title transactions. Confirm the current rule for your facts before signing. Tell us your ownership situation.

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