Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
If you want to lower your loan rates on your Chevy Blazer, refinancing your car is your best bet. At a minimum, you’ll need to present the following documentation to a lender:
Driver’s license and car registration
Proof of insurance (including your name, VIN, policy number)
Often, you will also need to show:
Current loan information
Proof of identity (driver’s license or other)
Proof of residence (e.g. utility bill)
Proof of income (e.g. W-2, bank statement)
You may want to contact your loan officer to find out if there’s anything else the business you’re working with requires or if they prefer certain documents to others.
Since you need proof of insurance to seal the deal on refinancing your Blazer, now’s the perfect time to review your
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