Tag and Title Clerk
norris automotive groupDundalk (MD)
Tag and Title Clerk
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norris automotive groupDundalk (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Tag And Title ClerkNorris Auto Group, the fastest growing dealership group in Maryland and the only car dealer to be named in the Inc. 500/5000, is currently seeking a motivated Tag and Title Clerk. We are looking for true performer; one who has a track record of surpassing customer expectations and reaching for new goals. Tag and Title Clerk: The Tag and Title Clerk is primarily responsible for the processing of vehicle titles by verifying title information is correct, maintaining knowledge of current laws regarding vehicle titles, and interacting with customers and regulatory agencies to resolve title issues. Responsibilities for this position include: Process and re-assign titles for vehicles sold by the dealer Examine vehicle title for accuracy and conformity to specified requirements. Resolve titling issues through interaction with customers, dealers and regulatory agencies Maintain knowledge of current DMV/MVA laws and regulations as they relate to vehicle titles and interpret titling regulations in each state for which vehicles are processed Handle purchasing for all used vehicles through auction and wholesale by EFT or check Order, monitor, and issue inventory to all stations including returning VOID tags and stickers when necessary Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
- High School Diploma/GED required
- Previous Titling/Tag experience preferred
- Experience with ADP dealership software or CVR titling system is a plus
- Must be detail oriented and organized
- Must be able to pass a background and drug screen
It's time to make the most important move of your career, Apply Now! We are an equal opportunity employer and a drug free workplace.
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