Connecticut Repossession Service

Speedy Repo has repossessors and repossession agents throughout the State of Connecticut.

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Connecticut does not have a right to cure requirement to perform a repo. This means that the lender does not have to notify the debtor that they intend to repossess the vehicle. Repo agents are required to notify local law enforcement (police or Sheriff) once a vehicle has been repossessed. Connecticut does not require repo agents to hold a specific repossessor license. Federal law, the Uniform Commercial code does require that there is no breach of the peace when performing the repossession. Federal law also requires that the lender provide the debtor notice that the vehicle was repossessed and that the lender intends to sell the vehicle at auction. The notification must also advise the debtor that they have 15 days to stop this process and get the vehicle back if they pay the lender a certain amount of money. The amount the lien holder requires can vary. The lien holder can demand the debtor completely pay off the loan plus repossession costs in order to get the vehicle back. The lien holder can also demand a reduced amount if they feel the debtor will continue to make the monthly payments once they have paid the past due amount.

Speedy Repo has offices across Connecticut. We offer a complete line of repo services including: vehicle recoveries, boat repos, heavy equipment repossessions and private party repossessions. All of our repo agents have completed the Repo U, repossessor training program and are completely up to date on all local, state and federal repossession and debt collection laws. Rest assured that any repo assignment you send us will be performed within the confines of all applicable laws.

Connecticut has more boats per capita than many other states consequentially we perform more boat recoveries in Connecticut than many other states. As a result, Speedy Repo employees have become very experienced at recovering all types of watercraft, boats, vessels and ships. We have standard boat trailers and hydraulic trailers capable of transporting any boat that can legally be moved on the roads due to size restrictions. If the vessel or ship is to large to move by land, we have Coast Guard licensed ship captains that can move anything by sea. We also have well established relationships with marinas that have secure storage. Most of our secure in water impounds are protected by the harbor master, gated, guarded, covered by video cameras and most importantly insured. If you need any boat, ship or vessel recovered in Connecticut, please consider utilizing Speedy Repo's services.

Connecticut Repo Offices- Bridgeport, Hartford, Litchfield, Middletown, New Haven, New London, Rockville, Willimantic, Bethel, Botsford, Bridgeport, Brookfield, Cos Cob, Danbury, Darien, Easton, Fairfield, Georgetown, Greens Farms, Greenwich, Hawleyville, Monroe, New Canaan, New Fairfield, Newtown, Norwalk, Old Greenwich, Redding, Redding Center, Redding Ridge, Ridgefield, Ridgeway, Riverside, Sandy Hook, Shelton, Sherman, Southport, Stamford, Stevenson, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, Wilton, Avon, Berlin, Bishops Corner, Bloomfield, Bristol, Broad Brook, Burlington, Canton, Canton Center, Collinsville, East Berlin, East Glastonbury, East Granby, East Hampton, East Hartford, East Hartland, East Windsor, East Windsor Hill, Enfield, Farmington, Glastonbury, Granby, Hartford, Hartland, Kensington, Manchester, Maple Hill, Marion, Marlborough, Melrose, Milldale, New Britain, Newington, North Canton, North Granby, Plainville, Plantsville, Poquonock, Rocky Hill, Silver Lane, Simsbury, South Glastonbury, South Windsor, Southington, Suffield, Tariffville, Unionville, Weatogue, West Granby, West Hartford, West Hartland, West Simsbury, Wethersfield, Windsor, Windsor Locks, Windsorville

Title State: Repossession Title and repossessor License information refer to: Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, 60 State St., Wethersfield, Connecticut 06109

Recording: All repo lien instruments relating to repossession motor vehicles must be recorded within twenty days with the repo Motor Vehicle Department of the State of Connecticut. Uniform Commercial Code in effect, October, 1961.

Recovery: Peaceful repossession permitted. Police Department must be notified immediately after taking in Connecticut.

Repossession Redemption: Debtor can redeem repossession within fifteen days after taking by payment of entire balance due to repossessor if there has been no notification of intent to Take; if so, no repossession redemption in Connecticut.

Repossession Deficiency: 60% of the purchase price warrants public repo sale with no notice. Less than 60% of purchase price paid, then private repo sale is allowed in Connecticut.

Special Motor Vehicle Provisions: None.

Connecticut Documents Required to Transfer Ownership of repo Motor Vehicle: Certificate of title, affidavit of repossession and a notarized Bill of Sale or Connecticut Q-1 form.

Repo Plates: Must be returned to the State of Connecticut if not transferred to another vehicle by the owner or Repossessor.