(b) The commissioner, upon receipt of an application for a new
certificate of title by a transferee other than by voluntary transfer,
with proof of the transfer, the required fee and any other documents
required by law, shall check the identifying number of the vehicle
against the appropriate records of vehicles required to be maintained,
issue a new certificate of title in the name of the transferee as owner
and mail it to the owner. If the outstanding certificate of title is not
delivered to the commissioner, he shall demand it from the holder
thereof.
(c) The commissioner may require that any vehicle for which an
application for a certificate of title is made be inspected in a manner
prescribed by him for conformity to the description given in the
application before he issues a certificate of title.
Structure New York Laws
Title 10 - Uniform Vehicle Certificate of Title Act
Article 46 - Uniform Vehicle Certificate of Title Act
2103 - Excepted Liens and Security Interests; Buyer From Manufacturer or Dealer.
2104 - Certificate of Title Required.
2105 - Application for First Certificate of Title.
2105-A - Liens on Motor Vehicles for Failure to Make Child Support Payments.
2106 - Examination of Records.
2110 - Registration Without Certificate of Title.
2111 - Refusing Certificate of Title.
2112 - Lost, Stolen or Mutilated Certificates.
2114 - Transfer to or From Dealer; Records.
2115 - Transfer by Operation of Law.
2116 - Additional Requirements for Applications.
2117 - When Commissioner to Issue New Certificate.
2118 - Perfection of Security Interests.
2120 - Assignment by Lienholder.
2121 - Release of Security Interest.
2123 - Exclusiveness of Procedure.
2124 - Suspension or Revocation of Certificates.
2126 - Powers of Commissioner.
2129 - Stolen, Converted, Recovered and Unclaimed Vehicles.
2130 - Offenses Relating to Certificates.
2131 - Evidence of Criminal Intent or Knowledge.