Subject	Relax!
Posted by	ConVerTT on August 30, 2013 at 5:07 PM
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In Reply To	That's what i'm trying to figure out posted by fuzzymonkey on August 30, 2013 at 04:17 PM
Message	1) The lien is from 2001. So someone had a loan on it 12 years ago. Big deal. Since lenders don't provide 12 year loans on cars, it is reasonable to assume that the loan has been paid. 2) The car is already in Canada. When a car is exported there are two sets of requirements - one from Canada (the import rules), one from the US (the export rules from a US perspective). The US side will not allow the vehicle to be exported if it is stolen or has an existing lien. So, if the vehicle is in Canada, (and especially if has also been successfully registered in Canada), then it does not have an existing US lien. You know what to do about the rest. Hope this helps Cheers
Follow Ups	Liens/Loans, Carfax, etc. - fuzzymonkey 15:45:20 08/30/13 Carfax Report - fuzzymonkey 15:46:11 08/30/13 Run! - ThisIsSparTTa 16:01:29 08/30/13 That's what i'm trying to figure out - fuzzymonkey 16:17:07 08/30/13 Relax! - ConVerTT 17:07:11 08/30/13 Thank you, Kent. Very much appreciated! (n/m) - fuzzymonkey 18:54:36 08/30/13 You're welcome :-) (n/m) - ConVerTT 22:38:11 08/30/13 And thirdly ... - ConVerTT 17:32:02 08/30/13 Nothing "Sketchy" About This Carfax - GatorJ 09:14:18 08/31/13 Run fuzzydude! RUN! (n/m) - elcid 17:22:07 08/30/13 If a shop had been stiffed for services performed - jschrauwen 07:35:38 08/31/13 any insurance place can run a lien check - AxleZTTic 19:17:50 08/31/13 Links FYI - ConVerTT 22:03:29 08/31/13
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