title for car

now in pennsylvania but problem in connecticut I brought a car with a loan it was three year loan and after two years I stopped receive my monthy payment coupon in the mail so I called the loan company and asked what happen and they said I don't have a loan with them. they check my name and ss# and nothing came up in there computer system.so I waited to see what would happen.well now it about five years passed and I checked my credit report and it said it payed off o owed . but I need my title so I can reg. the car in pennsylvania and connecticut motor vehical department said there is a lien on the car with the loan company and they will not give the title intil I have a letter saying the loan is payed off. I did show them my credit report and they said it's not good enough because there is no vin# on it only the year and model.so they told me to call or write to the loan company and they gave me the name and address.so I called and they don't excisted and I wrote to them and it came back not open wrong address.I have a copy of the contract and it has a different address than the connecticut dmv department has so I did the same with that one and it came back to.have a car now and can't reg. what should I do.

It seems unlikely that this lender has 'just disappeared'.

I would attack this problem on two fronts:

1) Contact the state title folks. Don't go into the long explanation about 2 years payments and all. Just explain that you have paid for the car and the
lender failed to send you a release of lien. You have tried sending mail to all the addresses you have for the lender, all were returned. Ask what
provisions that state has for issuing a negotiable lien in this situation.

2) Start doing a little investigation. Get on the internet and search for the lender by name (http://www.google.com or http://www.alltheweb.com are good,
fast engines). Then, start contacting the 'hits'. Another alternative would be to contact the agency that regulates banking and/or corporate registrations.
One of them should be able to steer you to a contact or agent for service.