Proof of ownership for 'conquest' deals?

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How does proof of ownership for lease conquest deals typically work?

For various reasons, I’m thinking of selling car #2 (a Jeep) which shows up occasionally on lease conquest deals. But realistically, I am likely to sell the Jeep outright somewhere between 5 days and 3 months before I lease a new vehicle. Any chance of using that vehicle to qualify me (especially in the scenario where I may sell it days before)?

Similarly, live with my better half but we’re not married. She drives a Toyota. Is there a circumstance where I’ll be able to claim that “in my household” for lease purposes? What documentation would I need?

Just sanity checking this. My primary vehicle is a Ram, which rarely shows up on conquest lists.

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Copy of the registration needed for proof. Address must match your id. So as long as your other half has same address should be good.

3

For lease conquest rebate, you will need to show a proof of a lease in same household address by submitting a copy of your most recent monthly lease statement.

For regular conquest rebates, proof would be a copy of registration of one of the eligible brands registered at the same household address that matches your driver license.

Sorry @Nom_De_Plume not sure why my reply got directed to you lol.

4

Good point about lease vs. regular conquest. I have used the lease agreement contract assessments proof

5

Does insurance counts as proof?

6

I recently did the $2k Jeep conquest on a Ford.

I needed the registration and insurance card. Ymmv.