A Mississippi title bond is generally required for the protection of third parties where there are questions about ownership of a motor vehicle or the existence of an undisclosed security interest in a vehicle. Pursuant to Mississippi Code, Section 63-21-23, if… Continue Reading →
You will need a Georgia title bond if you are a vehicle owner but do not have the required proof of ownership documents to obtain a Georgia title in your name. The basic requirements for title bonding are; 1.) you are… Continue Reading →
The State of Arkansas has special procedures for allowing a vehicle owner to provide an Arkansas title bond in order to clear and reissue a lost or defective motor vehicle title. The owner applicant must first visit a State Police… Continue Reading →
In the State of Arizona, registering a vehicle with a lost or defective vehicle title can require an Arizona title bond. In accordance with the DMV’s posted rules, you must first visit any DMV location or ‘authorized third party office’ to… Continue Reading →
In the State of Texas a lost or defective vehicle title can be reissued following the Department of Motor Vehicles procedure and providing a Texas title bond. In accordance with the DMV’s rules you must be a Texas resident or military… Continue Reading →
In the State of New York a lost, defective or otherwise imperfect vehicle title can be transferred by obtaining a New York title bond. In accordance with NY VAT Law 2105(d), (d) If the commissioner is not satisfied as to… Continue Reading →
Do you have a lost or defective Florida motor vehicle title? Obtaining a Florida title bond for a motor vehicle is simple and inexpensive with us! In accordance with Florida Statute 319.23(7), (7) If an title applicant is unable to provide the Department with… Continue Reading →
In North Carolina, lost, defective and imperfect motor vehicle titles can be remedied by purchase of a vehicle indemnity bond. The Department of Motor Vehicle requires a surety bond equal to or greater than one and one half times the… Continue Reading →
If you wish you take legal ownership of a motor vehicle in Illinois and you have no title, an Illinois title bond is your easy solution. Illinois Code 625 ICLS 5/3, allows you to offer a title surety bond in an… Continue Reading →
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