38 Ill. Adm. Code 110.300
Definitions
Section 110
Section 110.300 Definitions
"Motor vehicle" shall mean a motor vehicle as defined in the
Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5/1-146].
"Title-secured
lender" shall mean any licensee engaged in making any title-secured loans.
"Title-secured
loan" shall mean a loan made pursuant to the Act and in which at
commencement, an obligor provides to the licensee, as security for the loan,
physical possession of the obligor's title to a motor vehicle. "Title-secured
loan" means only a loan secured by a motor vehicle title which a consumer
has possessed (physically or the electronic equivalent) at any time prior to
the making of the loan, free and clear of any lienholder. "Title-secured
loan" does not include:
Any loan or
credit transaction that is expressly intended to finance the purchase of motor
vehicle or other item.
Any loan or
credit transaction that is expressly intended to re-finance a transaction which
financed the purchase of a motor vehicle or other item.
"Title-secured
loan" includes loan or credit transactions that include motor vehicle
title as a security and is intended to refinance a prior title-secured loan. A
licensee may rely on a consumer’s signed representation or certification that
the motor vehicle title provided has never been held by the consumer free and
clear. The certification that the motor vehicle title has never been held free
and clear must include:
Date
State
City
Loan Number
Year and Make of Vehicle
Model of Vehicle
VIN
Certification from the consumer
that:
The consumer has pledged to
Lender the above Motor Vehicle as security for the requested loan; and
The consumer has never held the
title to the above Motor Vehicle free and clear of any lienholder.
Signed acknowledgement that the
consumer agrees that Lender will rely on the above certifications in connection
with the requested loan.