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How long does it take to refinance my car?

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We make refinancing your car fast and simple. The process may take up to 15 business days.

Sometimes, we may need more information to complete your application. To speed the process along, upload any requested documents as soon as possible.

If your application is approved, you can set up your account. Then you’ll sign your loan documents to accept the terms and update your title. The quicker you upload the requested document or respond to any follow-up questions, the sooner we can help you pay off your current lender.

Make sure to continue making payments on your existing loan until the lender confirms that your loan is paid off.

Apply for a loan now.

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