Auto Secured Loan: What documents are required to get an auto secured personal loan?
Once you're approved for an auto secured loan, you'll need to send in some documents before your funds can be deposited. To ensure your loan is processed in a timely manner, we suggest sending your documents as soon as they are requested.
We'll ask you to upload the following:
- Current vehicle registration card. If you live in Texas, please send the sticker.
- Insurance card or policy declaration page.
- Other documents as shown in your Account Dashboard, such as pay stubs or government issued ID.
We'll ask you to mail the following:
- Signed Limited Power of Attorney (LPOA) forms. We'll provide the LPOA as the last step before your funds are deposited to your bank account. A notary seal may be required, and we'll let you know if it's needed.
NOTE: Don't cross out or use correction fluid, simply fill out a new form instead. Copies or digital signatures are not accepted.
- If your car's original title is required, we'll let you know. If it is, simply include it in the same envelope as your signed power of attorney documents.
A pre-addressed mailing label will be provided to you. Simply cut and affix the label to an envelope and drop it in any USPS mailbox.
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