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You receive the Certificate of Ownership (title) for your car from the Department of Licensing. Where should you keep it?
Correct answer: In a safe place outside the vehicle, such as a locked drawer at home
Why
You sign the title over to the buyer when you sell the vehicle, so a thief with the car and the title together could try to sell it. If there is a loan, the title also shows the bank. If you lose the title, ask the state that issued it for a replacement.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Vehicle title · p. 41
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