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The document is a correction request for an Owner Retained Report (Form VTR-436) submitted by an insurance company regarding a vehicle. It addresses errors in the classification of the vehicle as salvage or nonrepairable, stating that the damage was not sufficient to warrant such classifications. The document outlines the necessary information required for correction and provides instructions for submission. It also includes warnings about legal violations related to incorrect vehicle classifications and acknowledges the department's actions upon processing the correction.

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Begin by entering the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) along with the Year, Make, Body Style, Model, and License Plate Number in the designated fields.
Indicate the nature of the error by checking one of the options provided regarding whether the report was filed in error or if the vehicle's damage classification is incorrect.
Complete all required fields for Recorded Owner's Name, Address, City, State, and Zip Code. Ensure accuracy to avoid processing delays.
Fill in details for the Insurance Company submitting the report including their name, inventory number, address, and daytime phone number.
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Can you drive around with a salvage title?

Salvage Title/Salvage Remark You are ineligible to purchase registration on your vehicle with any type of salvage title or salvage remark on the record or out of state title. Once a vehicle has been repaired, application can be made for a regular Texas title and registration may be purchased at the time of application.

What is the owner retained report in Texas?

This form is required to be submitted by an insurance company paying a claim on a vehicle deemed salvage or nonrepairable that is retained by the owner. This report must be filed within 30 days if the insurance company does not acquire ownership of the vehicle.

How do I clear a salvage title in Texas?

The following items must be brought in or mailed to the county tax office where you reside: Original Salvage Vehicle Title signed by the seller(s) and buyer(s). VTR-130U (Application for Texas Title). VTR-61 (Rebuilt Affidavit) Find the form on the TxDMV website. Lien Release, if applicable.

Can a salvage title be driven in Texas?

A vehicle with any of the NMVTIS brands listed below is considered a salvage vehicle in Texas. In order for this vehicle to be operated on a road again, it must first be rebuilt and inspected. Otherwise, the vehicle is only eligible for a salvage title, nonrepairable title, or for authority to dispose of the vehicle.

Can I drive a salvage title car in Texas?

Title Correction If the department issued the title based on the information contained in the title application, you or your lienholder (if applicable) will need to submit a new application and fee to your county tax office to correct the error.