How to apply
To apply for TitleMax services online from home, you will be required to fill in the form on the main page. Click on the "Apply" button in the top right corner. State your name, phone number, ZIP code, email, and select a loan type. Then, type the vehicle title. Tap Submit. TitleMax will show you how much you can get for your loan.
If you agree to the option, you can proceed with filling out your financial information. Depending on that, TitleMax will determine if you are eligible for a loan. You need to review the requirements, as they are slightly different in each state.
If you request a title loan, you will need to bring your car for an inspection. No insurance needed. Search for the nearest location by your ZIP code.
If you want to apply in person, search for the nearest location TitleMax offers. You need to bring all the papers with you. The representatives have the tools to help you decide on the suitable options. Fill in the details in the loan form, and TitleMax will decide on your eligibility. If you take a title loan, you will need to get through a car inspection. If you take a personal loan, you generally just skip to a disbursement.
Requirements
To request a loan from TitleMax, you are required to be at least 18 years old. Your bank accounts should meet the eligibility requirements, including a credit inquiry and an apprisal of your vehicle. If you don't work, provide an income statement.
The company doesn't offer pawn loans for TX residents. The available in TX products require a proof of insurance. Loans amounts in Texas vary by store.
Personal loan. If you decided to apply in-store, you will need to collect the details on your driver's license or passport, bank statement issued within the past 60 days. Arizona residents will need to provide a valid motor vehicle registration, and Nevada residents require providing a proof of income.
If you take a loan online, you are subject to providing personal information (email, phone number, ID, and SSN), bank statement, a valid vehicle registration (for Arizona residents).
