An applicant for a certificate of title for a used vehicle presently titled in the applicant's name in another jurisdiction and who is now applying for a Maryland certificate of title shall provide the Administration with an: Out-of-State title or other acceptable ownership document or electronic record from the jurisdiction where the vehicle was last registered; and Application for a Maryland certificate of title. The Administration shall refuse to issue a certificate of title if: The required documents and information are not submitted or are not complete; The out-of-State title or other acceptable ownership document or electronic record is held by a lien holder and the lien holder refuses to relinquish the title or other ownership document to the Administration; The ownership document presented to the Administration is a: Nonnegotiable title; or Memorandum title; The application for a certificate of title is signed by an individual to whom power of attorney is granted and the writing granting the power of attorney is not furnished; The application is signed by a legal guardian and the court appointment is not furnished; The applicant's name has changed through marriage, divorce, court order, or other method and a change of name and address notice and proof of the name change such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order is not furnished; The vehicle previously had a salvage certificate issued in this State or another state and a VIN inspection has not been completed by a police officer of this State authorized to inspect salvage vehicles; The vehicle was previously salvaged in this State or another state and has been branded “Parts Only — Not Rebuildable”; The vehicle is an import and the following documents are not furnished: One of the following: Appropriate U.S. Customs forms; or If imported by a member of the U.S. military, Form DD788 or DD1252, and a copy of military orders or a Maryland driver's license; and If the vehicle does not comply with U.S. Department of Transportation or U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requirements: Receipts for conversion work, or A bond release letter; The applicant has requested a replacement VIN but has not: Furnished an application for an assigned VIN number; or Had a VIN inspection completed by an authorized police officer in this State; An error or alteration in the documents furnished has occurred and a letter of explanation or certified statement does not clarify the error to the satisfaction of the Administration; Certain documents are lost or omitted and the applicant fails to furnish: A letter of indemnification subject to the approval of the Administration; and Photocopies of lost documents; or The ownership document is a salvage certificate branded “Not Rebuildable — Parts Only — Not to be Retitled”, or with an equivalent term.