Bonded Title Application or Tax Collector Hearing Statement of Fact 2026

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The document outlines the process for applying for a bonded title or tax collector hearing in Texas, detailing required vehicle and applicant information, necessary documentation, and application procedures. It includes questions to determine eligibility and compliance with state regulations, as well as instructions for submitting the application to the TxDMV Regional Service Center.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Bonded Title Application or Tax Collector Hearing Statement of Fact in the editor.
Begin by entering the Vehicle Information, including the Vehicle Identification Number, Year, Make, Model, and Purchase Date. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
Fill in the Applicant(s) Information section. Print names as they appear on photo identification and provide contact details such as address, email, and phone number if submitting by mail.
In the Application Explanation field, clearly articulate your reason for requesting a bonded title or tax assessor-collector hearing. This helps clarify your intent.
Answer all Application Questions thoroughly. Each question must be addressed with either 'Yes' or 'No', ensuring compliance with requirements.
Complete the Certification section by signing and dating where indicated. Remember that falsifying information is a serious offense.

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What does it mean when a car needs to be bonded?

A surety bond in car transactions guarantees payment or compliance with legal obligations, often required when a title is missing or ownership is disputed. To request one, contact a licensed surety bond provider or insurance company. The bond amount depends on state regulations and the vehicles value.

How long does the bonded title process take?

Once you receive your bond, take it to your licensing office and file for a bonded title. The approval process can then take 45 weeks depending on the state.

Should I buy a car that has a bonded title?

If you really want the car, a bonded title is one way to do it, but its expensive and takes lots of time to end up with a clear title in your name, for most people its not worth it unless the car price is super cheap.

What is the purpose of a bonded title in Texas?

Bonded titles are titles associated with your vehicle and are issued to you when the original title is assigned incorrectly or is missing. When you apply for a bonded vehicle title you are required to pay a surety bond that ensures you are the true owner of the vehicle in which you are trying to gain a new title.