MV-907M

The NY DMV form MV-907M, titled "Disposition for Junk and Salvage Vehicles," is a multiple-entry legal document used exclusively by registered vehicle dismantlers and scrap processors to record the destruction of vehicles. This form serves as a official report to the Department of Motor Vehicles that the listed vehicles have been completely "parted out" or are otherwise destined for permanent destruction. Once a vehicle is recorded on this form, it is legally considered destroyed, meaning it can never be titled again, and neither the vehicle nor its major component parts can be transferred to any entity other than a scrap processor.

Proper usage requires the dismantler to complete the form by circling codes for missing major components—such as the frame, engine, transmission, or airbags—and attaching valid proofs of ownership for every vehicle listed. The form must be filed by the last day of each month. It is strictly prohibited for use if a vehicle is to be rebuilt or dismantled for individual parts sales, in which cases form MV-907A (Salvage Certificate) must be used instead. Recent regulatory changes also emphasize that while the data is now often transmitted electronically via the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS), businesses must still retain the original MV-907M and supporting ownership documents for at least five years for inspection by law enforcement or DMV agents.