Requirements

Rebuilt Inspection Instructions

Private inspection Requirements

Documents Needed

• Copy of owner’s driver’s license.
• Certificate of Title.
• Bill of Sale if title is not transferred.
• Photos of vehicle’s front, sides, back, and inside before repairs. (Estimate of Record from the insurance company can complement damage assessment.)
• Receipts for major component parts replaced. (Must be under name of owner or repair shop.)
• Bodyshop work order receipt, if applicable.
• Power of Attorney   if inspection documents are not being signed by the owner.

✅ Documents Needed for Your Rebuilt Vehicle Inspection

To complete your rebuilt inspection without delays, please make sure you bring all of the following documents. Missing items may result in the inspection being postponed or denied.

Salvage Title in Your Name
You must present the original salvage title showing ownership in your name. The VIN on the title must match the vehicle being inspected.

All Receipts for Repaired or Replaced Parts
Receipts must show where each part was purchased, the date of purchase, and the seller’s information. This includes body parts, mechanical parts, suspension, lights, and any safety-related components.

Donor VIN for Any Used Parts
If any parts came from another vehicle, the receipt must include the donor vehicle’s VIN to verify the part’s origin.

Before & After Photos of Damage and Repairs
Photos must clearly show the vehicle’s condition before repairs and after completion. Required angles include front, rear, sides, interior, engine bay, airbag area, and VIN plate.

Statement of Builder (If Someone Else Rebuilt the Vehicle)
If a shop or another individual rebuilt the vehicle, a signed statement or invoice describing the repairs performed is required.

Bill of Sale (If Recently Purchased)
If the vehicle was recently bought and not yet titled in your name, a bill of sale must be provided to show proof of ownership transfer.

Valid ID (Driver License or State ID)
A valid government-issued ID is required from the vehicle owner or authorized representative.

Power of Attorney (If the Owner Is Not Present)
If someone other than the titled owner brings the vehicle, a signed Power of Attorney is required.

Airbag Receipts & Module Information (If Airbags Were Replaced)
If airbags were replaced, you must provide receipts showing the airbag and module purchase, including donor VIN if recycled parts were used.

Lien Release (If the Title Had a Lien)
If the salvage title shows a lien, a lien release or satisfaction letter must be provided before inspection can be completed.

📌 Important: All documents must match the vehicle’s VIN exactly. Incomplete or incorrect documentation may result in a failed inspection.