Wisconsin Consumer Act (WCA) prohibited creditors from repossessing collateral or goods without first obtaining a court order, unless the consumer voluntarily surrendered or abandoned the goods.
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Yes. However, the agency conducting the repo needs to be licenced to operate in the state you are in.
The state in which the car is located. And, if it moves, the state to which it moves.
Yes. The repo company I work for goes out of state at least once a month to get a repo because the owners have moved, I don't believe any state will stop a repossession just because the car was moved to a different state.
Usually the bank has a list of repo companies they do biz with and they pick one to repo the car. Maybe the closest to the car, maybe the cheapest, whatever.
The statues of limitations vary from state to state.
An officer can be called to keep the peace. Otherwise, a repo is a civil issue.
NO, you cant do that in ANY state. It will get you sued quickly. Ohio Repo Laws
1)he will take the car you left if that is the car to be repoed. 2)If you are traveling in the car to be repoed he will wait for you to return and repo it after you get back.
Repo laws are different for each state. Check for laws in your state or advise what state you are in.
It depends, usually the repo man will come to the dealerships and tell them a price they'll repo a car for. The company I work for charges roughly $150 a car, but if we have to go unusually for to get the car the price goes up accordingly. Like if we have to fly out of state to get a car the dealership pays for the plane ticket plus a few hundred.
If you live in Illinois you can buy a car in Wisconsin. You may have to pay the tax difference when you register the car in the state you live in.