Land Rover Financial Group lien release

Paid off your Land Rover Financial Group loan? Getting the lien release and title

Land Rover Financial Group retail loan and lease accounts are owned by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (Chase). Chase says it typically releases the title or lien promptly but to allow up to 45 days after the final payment posts for mail time and state DMV processing, and it mails the title or lien release to the mailing address on your auto billing statements. In electronic (paperless) states, Chase electronically notifies the state's DMV of the lien release and the DMV provides the title. Florida requires the title to stay electronic unless the owner requests a paper title.

From Land Rover Financial Group's official pagesWe only record what the lender publishes. Confirm with the lender before sending any original document.

Land Rover Financial Group retail loan and lease accounts are owned by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (Chase), which uses the Land Rover Financial Group name under license from Jaguar Land Rover Limited, according to the disclosure on landroverusa.com.

Asking the lender

How to ask Land Rover Financial Group for the release or title

If nothing arrived, see the next step below.

Chase says to request a lien release through the Secure Message Center in online banking, by mail to Chase Auto, LA4-4025, 700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA 71203, or by calling Customer Service at 1-800-336-6675.

If it never arrived: Chase says to allow up to 45 days after the final payment posts, and advises reviewing your address with Chase and your state DMV and updating it before you complete payoff. If the title is held electronically, the DMV sends the lien-free title, so confirm your address with the DMV. In Florida, Chase says no lien-free title is generated when the electronic lien is released, so contact the state DMV to request one.

Title department

Land Rover Financial Group title and lien release contacts

Copied from the lender's published pages. Contacts change, so confirm before mailing originals.

Phone: Chase Auto Customer Service (operator relay calls accepted); lien release and title requests. Published on Chase's Title & Lien Release FAQ, not on the Land Rover Financial Group site
1-800-336-6675
Mail: lien release requests by mail (Chase Auto FAQ)
Chase Auto, LA4-4025, 700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA 71203
Online: lien release requests (Chase Auto FAQ)
Secure Message Center in Chase online banking
Fax: number Chase says to give your new state's DMV when moving, so it can request the title (Chase Auto FAQ)
(937) 481-5324
Mail: address Chase says to give your new state's DMV when moving (Chase Auto FAQ)
Chase Auto, PO Box 4420, Wilmington, OH 45177
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Moving to another state with a Land Rover Financial Group loan

If the loan is still open and you are moving, the lender keeps the title and sends it to the new state.

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Official sources

Land Rover Financial Group pages behind this guide

Checked Sep 28, 2026.

Land Rover Financial Group lien release questions

How long does Land Rover Financial Group take to release the lien?
Land Rover Financial Group publishes up to 45 days after the final payment posts for mail time and state DMV processing, though Chase says it typically releases the title or lien promptly. Your state may also set a legal deadline; check your state's page.
Where does Land Rover Financial Group send the title after payoff?
Land Rover Financial Group retail loan and lease accounts are owned by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (Chase). Chase says it typically releases the title or lien promptly but to allow up to 45 days after the final payment posts for mail time and state DMV processing, and it mails the title or lien release to the mailing address on your auto billing statements. In electronic (paperless) states, Chase electronically notifies the state's DMV of the lien release and the DMV provides the title. Florida requires the title to stay electronic unless the owner requests a paper title.
What if the title or lien release never arrived?
Chase says to allow up to 45 days after the final payment posts, and advises reviewing your address with Chase and your state DMV and updating it before you complete payoff. If the title is held electronically, the DMV sends the lien-free title, so confirm your address with the DMV. In Florida, Chase says no lien-free title is generated when the electronic lien is released, so contact the state DMV to request one.
How do I contact the Land Rover Financial Group title department?
Phone: 1-800-336-6675 (Chase Auto Customer Service (operator relay calls accepted); lien release and title requests. Published on Chase's Title & Lien Release FAQ, not on the Land Rover Financial Group site). Mail: Chase Auto, LA4-4025, 700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA 71203 (lien release requests by mail (Chase Auto FAQ)). Online: Secure Message Center in Chase online banking (lien release requests (Chase Auto FAQ)). Fax: (937) 481-5324 (number Chase says to give your new state's DMV when moving, so it can request the title (Chase Auto FAQ)). Mail: Chase Auto, PO Box 4420, Wilmington, OH 45177 (address Chase says to give your new state's DMV when moving (Chase Auto FAQ))