GM Financial Fax Number

The line GM Financial publishes

GM Financial lists (877) 999-7088 on its contact page, in the same block as its customer service and lease-end phone numbers. It is the general customer service fax, and it is where title and lien service documents, name-change paperwork, and other account documents go when GM Financial asks for them in writing.

The contact page is built as an accordion, with each department in a section you expand, so the fax you see depends on which section is open. If a GM Financial letter or a form gives you a department fax number, use the one on the letter. It belongs to the team that asked for the document, and it will be current.

GM Financial handles most routine work through its account site: payments, payoff quotes, and lease-end scheduling all live there rather than on a fax line.

What customers send to GM Financial

What tends to arrive by fax:

• Title and lien service documents, including lease-purchase titling instructions
• Name-change documents such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order, with identification
• Servicemembers Civil Relief Act requests with a copy of the military orders
• Out-of-state registration and relocation paperwork
• Automatic payment enrollment forms

Write the account number on every page. These are short documents, generally under five pages.

What to expect after you send

The line takes documents in. GM Financial responds by mail, by phone, or through your online account, and nothing comes back on the fax channel.

The delivery receipt FaxTerra emails you names the destination number and the time the receiving machine accepted the pages. Keep it with your copy of the document, especially for a name change or a military-orders submission, where the date the paperwork arrived is what matters later.

Verify the number before you send

Name-change documents and military orders carry identifying information about you and sometimes your family:

• Read the fax number from gmfinancial.com/en-us/contact.html, expanding the section for your topic, or from the letter you received.
• Check whether the form itself names a destination. A form that prints its own fax number outranks the general line.
• Confirm the account is with GM Financial rather than a dealer-arranged lender. The contract names the lienholder.
• Skip third-party directories, which mix current and retired GM Financial numbers.

How to fax GM Financial without a fax machine

Create a free FaxTerra account with an email address, upload the document as a PDF or as photos from your phone, enter the GM Financial fax number, and send. A delivery receipt arrives by email.

A short document sends free within your monthly free pages, and a longer set is covered by a one-time credit pack from about 10¢ a page. See how to send a fax for accepted files and page limits, faxing financial documents for the wider picture, and the Credit Acceptance guide for a lender that splits title and estate paperwork onto separate lines.