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Sep 2019MONTGOMERY, Sept. 13, 2019 – The Motor Vehicle Division of the Alabama Department of Revenue is introducing two new features to its Motor Vehicle Title Registration and Insurance Portal (MVTRIP) – the Public Title Portal and the Records Request Portal. “The Motor Vehicle Division embraces the latest in technology to streamline taxpayer services,” said Jay […]