Enter the VIN of any US vehicle. You get a printable certificate showing whether it is reported stolen, with a QR code that anyone can scan to confirm it is real.
Online checks open soon. Customs brokers and dealers can request a business account now.
17 characters entered. Ready to check.
Find the VIN on the driver's side dashboard by the windshield, on the driver's door frame, or on the US title. VINs never use the letters I, O or Q.
One clear answer. The certificate shows whether the VIN is reported stolen in US stolen vehicle records and insurance theft claims.
Every certificate records the exact date and time of the check, so everyone knows what was true when the vehicle changed hands.
A broker, buyer or official scans the QR code or enters the certificate number online. If it doesn't match, it isn't ours.
Type the 17 character VIN. We confirm the format and check digit before you pay.
Pay by card. Business accounts are billed monthly instead.
Get the certificate as a PDF in English or Spanish. It prints in black and white on a standard printer.
Mexico, El Salvador, Panama and Costa Rica all import large numbers of used US vehicles. A stolen one can cost the buyer the vehicle and the money.
Buying a truck or car from the US to bring home. Check it before you send the money.
Add a theft certificate to every import file. Run checks in volume and keep every certificate in one account.
Show buyers a verified certificate on every imported unit on your lot. It answers the question before they ask it.
This is a theft check, not a full history report. Need title, odometer and salvage history too? Add the full vehicle report for $24.99.
Check that it is real before you accept it.