45949 Automotive Title Clerk

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performance dodge ram of woodburyDeptford Twp (NJ)

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Automotive Title Clerk Performance Dodge has an opening for a full-time Title Clerk. This position will be responsible for accurately documenting all title, registration, and vehicle owner information.
Job Responsibilities: Write license fee refund checks, clean title schedules Verify legal transfer of documents for the Department of Motor Vehicles Write payoff checks for all trade in vehicles, post into ADP accounting all transmittal amounts Post accounting entries related to all DMV and wholesale transactions Complete DMV registration paperwork for sales made at the dealership Enter all information needed for title administration in computer system Ensure that tax and title documents are promptly and properly completed Maintain accurate record-keeping of vehicle inventory, including new car information, wholesale purchase and sale information Promptly and professionally answer all incoming and internal calls Demonstrate behaviors consistent with the Companys Vision, Mission, and Value in all interactions with customers, co-workers, and suppliers Job Requirements: Previous dealership title clerk experience Prior Customer Service experience CDK experience preferred Strong organizational skills, required Must have good communication skills, both written and verbal. Computer proficiency Must pass background checks, MVR, drug test Valid drivers license Dealership Benefits: Competitive Wages 401K Health and Dental benefits Life Insurance Paid Time Off Disability Insurance Apply today!

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