Vtr 271 rev 08 17 2025

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The document is a Limited Power of Attorney form for motor vehicle transactions, allowing the grantee to act on behalf of the grantor in purchasing, transferring, and assigning legal title to a specified vehicle. It outlines requirements for completion, including original signatures and identification photocopies, and specifies limitations regarding federal odometer disclosure regulations.

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Begin by filling out the Vehicle Information section. Enter the Vehicle Identification Number, Year, Make, Body Style, License Plate State and Number (if applicable), Title/Document Number (leave blank if unknown), and Model.
Next, complete the Grantor Information section. Provide your First Name (or Entity Name), Middle Name, Last Name, Suffix (if any), County, State, Zip Code, and Address. Ensure all details are accurate as they are crucial for legal purposes.
Proceed to fill out the Grantee Information section with similar details: First Name (or Entity Name), Address, and City.
In the Certification area, read through the statement carefully. You will need to sign as the Grantor and print your name exactly as it appears in your signature. Finally, include the date of signing.

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Can I sell a car with a power of attorney in Texas?

Certain situations warrant the use of a Texas DMV Power of Attorney: Vehicle Sales or Purchases: When the vehicle owner cant be present to sign title documents, a representative authorized through a POA can complete the transaction.

Does VTR 271 have to be notarized in Texas?

Appearing in the VTR-271, the notary requirement is crucial. A notary must validate the form to confirm the authenticity of the ownership transfer. Notarization protects against fraudulent claims and ensures the integrity of the transaction. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) oversees the VTR-271 process.

What is a power of attorney for selling a car in Texas?

A Texas DMV Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document allowing an individual to grant authority to another person to handle vehicle-related transactions such as title transfers, registration updates, or lien releases.

How to correct a title mistake in Texas?

A power of attorney form to sell a car is an essential tool for ensuring smooth and legally compliant vehicle transactions when the owner cannot be present.

What is a Texas power of attorney form VTR 271 or VTR 271 A?

A Texas motor vehicle power of attorney (Form VTR-271) is used to appoint a representative and give them full authority to manage another persons motor vehicle transactions.

Does a power of attorney need to be notarized in Texas?

In Texas, you must notarize the POA. This means that you must sign it before a notary public, who will verify your identity and sign and stamp the document.

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