I need to remove the Bank of America as lienholder on one of my vehicles. Is it necessary to go in person to a DMV office to do this, or can it be comoleted on-line?

I can't say for sure. But since there are such a large number of Identity theft cases, I believe it would be wise to go in person and do it there so there is no mix up, and it's safer in the long run and saves everybody a headache 🚙Zoooom......🚓........ Zoooom!!!!!!!! Thanks for the Question ⁉️ Shon Michael Kobzeff 😇 I'm sorry, I just noticed that you were referring to a Bank. Either way, it's always smart to do things in person. If you are an older person who can't make your way there, or just don't have transportation, try calling your Medical Insurance Provider and ask them if you are eligible for free rides through Lyft, or Uber. Then you can take care of your business the smart and safe way! Thanks again for your questions.

Most registration processes can be completed online. However if you prefer immediate receipts and proof of the processes walking in to a field office would be the best bet. An appointment would be in your best interest.