Bonded Title Application and Hearing Process in Texas

Submit your completed application to your local TxDMV Regional Service Center. This can be done in person or by mail. Include the required documents and the $15.00 fee in cash, check, or money order. For inquiries, reach out to your local TxDMV office directly. Always keep copies of your submitted forms for your records.

Keep an eye on the deadlines associated with your submission, particularly if you require additional inspections or documents. Specific dates for submissions may change yearly; thus, stay informed through the TxDMV website. Be proactive to avoid last-minute rushes.

The purpose of this form is to allow residents of Texas to apply for a bonded title for their vehicles. It serves as an alternative method for titling vehicles when traditional documentation is unavailable. This process ensures that vehicle ownership can still be legally recognized and registered in the state.

• 1. Vehicle Information: Details about the vehicle including identification number, make, model, and odometer reading.
• 2. Applicant Information: Personal details of the applicant including name, address, and contact information.
• 3. Application Explanation: A section for the applicant to provide a detailed explanation for the request.
• 4. Certification: A declaration by the applicant affirming the accuracy of the information provided.
• 5. Submission Instructions: Guidelines on how to submit the completed application.

Failing to submit this form correctly can lead to significant delays or denial of your title application. It's essential to ensure that all required information is complete and accurate to avoid complications.

• Missing Documentation: Without supporting documents, your application may be rejected.
• Incomplete Information: Leaving fields blank or providing incorrect answers can cause delays.
• Payment Issues: Failure to include the proper fee may lead to non-processing of your application.
• Submission to Wrong Office: Submitting to an incorrect TxDMV office can result in lost documentation.

• 1. Lost Vehicle Title: Use this form to apply for a bonded title if your vehicle title is lost.
• 2. Buying a Vehicle Without Title: Necessary when purchasing vehicles without existing titles.
• 3. Rebuilding Salvage Vehicles: Essential for titling rebuilt or salvage vehicles.
• 4. Vintage or Rare Vehicles: Utilized to title vehicles that may not have clear ownership due to age.
• 5. Military Applications: For service members needing to title vehicles while stationed without local documentation.