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Application for Texas Title and/or Registration, Title Transfer (Form-130-U) Form File. 130-U.pdf. How can we make this page better for you? Your message will go to our web team. Thank you for helping us to serve you better! If you want to contact a specific department and get a response, please go to the. Contact.
Get a Copy of Your Vehicle Title. If a title is lost or destroyed, you may obtain a certified copy of title by following the steps below. If a lien is recorded, the lienholder should complete an application for certified copy of title, or provide you with an original release of lien.
Please contact the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles at 1-888-368-4689 or 512-465-3000 for details. This form must be completed and submitted to a county tax assessor-collector's office accompanied by any required application fee, supporting documents, registration fee, if applicable, and any motor vehicle tax due.
You’ll need to file the Application for a Certified Copy of Certificate of Title (VTR 34). Once filled out, you must also submit a $5.25 duplicate title fee (in-person) or a $2 fee (mail) when processing the replacement request.
Replacing a Lost Title in Texas. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) handles the issuance of all new and duplicate titles in the state. To replace a title: Complete an Application for a Certified Copy of Certificate of Title (Form VTR-34). Provide your driver's license.
How to Complete a Texas Title Transfer: Obtain a signed title and completed Application for Texas Title (Form 130-U) from the seller. Obtain a release of lien and/or power of attorney (if applicable). Bring the paperwork to your local county tax office. Pay the required fees and taxes.
A title transfer is required in Texas to prove ownership whenever it’s sold or bought. The title transfer process is automatic when buying from dealerships. Private sales require extra steps, which we will cover in this post. Then, share what you’ll need to bring to your local TX DMV to make the car your own.
