Auto Lender Delays Lien Release for Years After Loan Payoff
After paying off an auto loan in full, consumers wait years for the lender to release the lien and clear the vehicle title. The delay blocks the consumer from selling, trading, or transferring the vehicle and often comes with inaccurate continued credit reporting. No regulatory mechanism compels timely lien release processing.
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