Texas Department of Motor Vehicles

Cost for replacement title is 5.45 , bring VIN#, passport or driver license as well as paper for certificate of title replacement found on TXDOT DMV website

No - my wife went with a letter and copy of my ID and they would not give her the title,trust me im sitting here right now ughhhh

If its under your name just print out and sign form- VTR-34 and take ID.

First fill out txdmv form vtr34 then take your completed form, original release of lien, and valid form of identification to your txdmv regional office and apply for a certified copy of title. Once you have obtained your title go to your local county tax assessor collector and complete the form 130u and at the top of the form check the box that adds or removes lienholder. The charge is 33.00 for a new title to be issued free and clear of any liens.

You need to go to the department of public safety (DPS) for a DL. TXDMV only deals with motor vehicles.

No. Register at your nearest courthouse with the proper paperwork.

Lost it in the storm

Tax office

Keep a copy or snapshot of the paperwork (title & title transfer) that proves you sold it to someone. After you sell your car, take your front & back license plates so it'll make the buyer register the car under their name. You can trash your license plates. Finally, kill your car insurance &/or EZ tag. 😎

Yes you can

You'll need a appointment depending on which office you go to. But all of them do walk in but for certain things. It's def best to call b4 taking a trip.

Yes

No, you would've to go to TX DPS & you only can renewal your TX ID or driver licence online.

First, you need to get a doctor's approval. Once you got it, then go to your nearest tax assessor office so you can get your handicap placard. Good luck! 😎

No credit or debit cards. Cash or check only.

You have to go to Harris county tax office with the doctors statement and your insurance and id

It's 16 dollars U can go on their website an find out what u need, but if u had 1 b4 u can renew online When I went there it was 4 a title but I know the tx I'd are 16

Its not but, you may want to bring a lunch. There was a lady I talk to, she was there for an hour and half when I got there and there were still like 15 numbers ahead of her when I left.

So sorry I don't work there, I paid $30 for mine

Is title transfer by Appointment only?

Sounds right to me.

You can go without an appointment, just early, good luck 🙏

Yes.

Good evening Mona, please before you proceed to DMV @ 2110 East Governors Circle HOUSTON TX, please make sure you have the VIN NUMBER OF YOUR VEHICLE HANDY, THAT'S ALL YOU NEED TO GET YOUR TITLE BACK. GOOD LUCK.

No... you can go use there.. until time for registration... after that you can change to another state plate

https://nqa3.nemoqappointment.com/Booking/Booking/Index/uh5d75sjtv4

You should be able to. I got mine printed last week. You need the VIN or the number on the License plate. 6usd odd cash or check, and a photo ID. Also, book an appointment before going at txdmv.gov

So far, they are opened but many of them are not allowing any people inside. You will have to call them to know.

It only takes like five minutes if you have the paperwork already filled out before you get there.

The DMV does handle this. It's $5.45 in person. By mail it's $2. 2110 E Governor's Circle

First, have a doctor's approval then go to your nearest tax office to get your handicap placard...GOOD LUCK!

https://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/staxpayersearch/ search on this site using your Tax ID

At DPS i was told, i have to go to DMV for lost license plate (one of the two Plates), Is that true.

No, you'll need to go to you local county tax office.

Go to Tax Assessor Office. As far for your price, it depends on your car. Be sure to have title, title transfer form, inspection receipt, car insurance, & some money 💰💵💳

I got a similar issue when buying a car from a used car dealer. I went to a place called Easy Auto Title and they took care of everything and gave me my plates in a few days. They re address is 3708 S Gessner Rd Houston Tx 77063

You can drive with any license until its expiration date.

No, you don't need a appointment

You can do it before no problem

You do not need an appointment, you just arrive and say what you want and they tend to you, they are very kind

I honestly don't know

No

Probably the title and pay a tax on it, not really sure, it's probably better to call them and find out for sure, it's been 30 years since I had to do it.

You need to process a bind title and I would also report the dealer to the state because they are liable to do that transaction for you

To register the vehicle you’ll have to go the tax office, we have several locations in Houston. Our tax rate is 6.25% and if you bought it from a private party you’ll be paying the Standard Presumptive Value. You can get that value online in the Harris County tax office website. All you need to add is the VIN and Mileage. :)

no, but what they don't tell you is they don't do bonds after 3:30, I wish I knew that before I drove an hour to make it there before closing.

It's not at this facility it's at the department of public safety

I walked in, grabbed a ticket and left. Came back an hour later and was called in 15 minutes.

You have to do that at the tax office

Yes you can, but your wife must come with you for them to make sure that she is the one in her ID

They only do same day temporary tags

Online, but it's not that easy, at least that was for me, that's why I went without an appointment

Yes, My sun and I waited about an hour and half outside, then we got a number when we got inside and waited for another hour. We also could not or found it difficult to schedule for an appointment online. Please make it over to the machine which you get a number from before 2:30 pm

Wrong department, you need to go to your county tax office to get Al done

Just go to your county tax office and bring your doctor's physical statement and the old plaquers to apply for your permanent plaquer

You must do it on the website, it takes a long time since it only allows you to see two days in advance, I ended up scheduling my appointment at 1:15 am😔, but having an appointment only guarantees you to enter and wait since I wait an 1 hour and 25 minutes to be attended. I think it's better to pay to a recognized place for this to get done.

Yes

VIN # and ID/DL I do believe. If it's in your name

If you're speaking of driver's licenses there should be a way for tou to apply for one online. I've gotten mine like tht before. Should be under the Tx DPS site (Texas department of public safety)

Some locations require appointment

Sure is to easy go to tax assessor County office and change there they charge you I guess $7

The title or the last registration , insurance and original state onspeccion

Try Texas Auto Title Co. Faster service

If you come in person be sure you have 5.45 cash check or money order

Should be changed within 30 days. I have left mine on for a year also.

Replace what? Have appt and paperwork signed and copy of id for owner. Was easy

That you have to do it yourself i can only transfer titles but if you want to design your own plates you have to go to the court

This is not done here, you have to go to the Texas department of public service

No

Visit the nearest DMV to you, they will let you know the process

Individuals 4:30 pm title service and dealers 4:00 pm

Get in contact with your title company so you get your title corrected. Contact DMV of the error so they can flag it. Keep copies of your last years vehicle tag info. Inform your insurance company of the problem. Good luck it's a true headache you didn't cause but will be your problem to get solved.

No just walk in and get your business done no credit card allowed

Bonded title

Yes you do

No? Usually they just give you the sticker. The next time you have to do it,then yes you will have to do the inspection.

Hi Saldaña no you will have to contact your nearest dps office they will be able to help you with you're DL

You can submit the application for Bond in person.

Txdmv/driverlicense

You can actually do that online if you are looking for a Surety Bond Title Application.

They don't do driver license at this facility as far as I know.

DL are done either on line or in person at DPS for either re-newals. Initial issuance or name change have to be done at DPS as far as I know. This facility is basically for vehicle requirements I.e. titles, replacement titles, etc.

Go to txdmv and there is a tab for changing info.

Your better of doing it at the website, this place is packed

Fernando is absolutely correct. The DMV does only CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle) registration, not regular autos.

No.. But you could wait for a good while if it is full of people..

YES. If you use a credit card there is a fee

Your ID and the name on the title. But if there's other names on it with yours you'll need them to be present with their ID or a notarized letter from them.

They have POA forms that she can sign, you'll need her DL or ID take cash they don't take cards. Take her if possible.

No, as long as you have insurance that's all it matter. I'm an insurance agent myself.

You may be able to go explain that to a employer at the DMV and let them give you the exact details on what to do. I pray it all works out for you.

VTR-34 (Application for certified Copy of Title), the release of lien, driver's license, and check or money. Yes it's 5.45

No go to your local tax assessor-collector county office. There is extra paperwork to give as a gift

It really depends on your location. Some do not need an appointment, but your line is endless, and those that do have an appointment walk in 10-20 minutes later.

Can't say for sure but they probably do

Hi , the only thing that you should do is go at texas department of motor Google and they give the option to make the appointment online. I did last week!

Yes

You can make an appointment and get in faster, but you can still walk in and line up.

You mean paper plates? Yes If you looking for registration will be on tax office

The title application must be accompanied by Affidavit of Motor Vehicle Gift Transfer (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Form 14-317). The Donor and Recipient must both sign the affidavit and title application. Either the donor or recipient must submit all forms and documents in person to the county tax office.

You can not

9 am to 10 am Monday thru Friday

No longer than 2 weeks but u go to the dps for ur id

Go on the Texas DPS web site, they spell it all out there. You go to a dmv DPS cause they only handle IDs and Licenses, not a regular texas DMV. You can have a school teach you or your parents teach you for considerably cheaper. It tells you the age requirement and all the other pertinent data that you need to get your learner's permit then your license. Hope this helped you, good luck

I'm not 100% sure, but they should have a record of a cars title history at the DMV, also you might be able to pick up a previous owners name doing a car fax search. Also like I tell most people go to the Google box and see what it says to do or where to inquire for that information. Good luck

According to the web site you can take the course and get your permit online. They claim it can be done in 6 hrs. If it is parent done it is cheaper than if it is teacher done. Just go to there web site it's all there.

A new resident can continue driving in TX with an unexpired, valid license from another state for up to 90 days after moving to TX. ... Individuals under 18 years of age must take the driving test even if they hold a valid driver license from another state or country.

Google Texas Dmv and go to their website. You select which one you want to go to and select an appointment time. Super efficient!

http://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/license-plates

To protect yourself, file a Vehicle Transfer Notification. When a vehicle transfer notification is received, TxDMV updates the motor vehicle record to show the vehicle as sold. When you file the notification within 30 days from the date of sale, you cannot be held responsible for parking tickets and toll violations that have been committed by the person who purchased the vehicle. https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/buying-or-selling-a-vehicle

If they won't do it at that location the other DMV is just around the corner.

You probably can go to any of the city places where you usually get you vehicle plates sticker. ( NOT HEB, FIESTA OR KROGER)

For the TDMV, online appointments are required.

Yes, you would have make an appointment. The rules have changed. Covid-19

you do this at the tax office. No appt. necessary.

Yes

Yes, but right now you have to make an appointment to visit

Diy

If it is a full valid permit, you can make an online appointment at the DPS, and should not require any tests.

You also have to make an appointment https://www.dps.texas.gov/driverlicense/appointments.htm

I'm not sure

That's all done through the county tax office for the county you live in.

Yes. Appointments only

The require appointments to enter the building.

Go to TX. Dps. Gov. And apply online, or get an appointment.

Yes you can, but you need to get appointment and make sure you sign up again with your online code that will be sent to your email when you make your appointment . Thanks for your understanding.

If you're in Texas I don't think you can have an out-of-state ID? but check with the DMV

Yes, they can send you a release a lien again and foto the DMV with that

I believe thats the tax office for your county

That would be DPS office

Call the court house

Usually you would be able to walk in with your proper personal info and fill out the necessary forms, but at the current time you'll have to go to the website and make an appointment ( that will most likely be for about two to three weeks from the time you request it). www.dps.texas.gov

GVWR?

You are given paperwork at the DMV and there's a form for the appraisal in the packet. If it's for an RV you're just going to have to call around till you find an RV place that gives you an appraisal. You're also going to need to get a VTR 68A form from your local enforcement verifying the RV is not stolen. After you have that you go back to the TDMV with $15 dollars and they will give you the letter you need with the bond amount to go to an insurance place and purchase the bond and then you can go to the court and get the title. Call 713 782 2886 Jennifer affordable bond there with her. To get the packet you need to make an appointment at www.txdmv.gov/appointment scroll down to the middle section you'll see make and appointment for bond, titles, etc click there...

www.txdmv.gov/appointment

Call the Texas DMV in Austin and report them.

This is the place, HOWEVER, you need to set up an appointment online. If I remember right the link is www.dmv.gov NOTE: When setting up the appointment they will not list the address but then you will receive an email with this address.

Yes by appointment only. I was able to be seen on the same day that I scheduled.

You can try to get a bonsed title did they give you a bill of sale?

If its a signed title just go to your local tax office and get a title transfer

how to obtain a disability parking placard?

You go online and make an appointment. The appointment schedule is usually open for two days. If the two days appointment schedule are all taken, try first thing the next day for the second day appointment. You will receive an email with a link to confirm your appointment 1hr before your schedule time. Come on time for your appointment with cash/check (I believe it is $8 or $8 for a copy of your title)

Before purchasing a used vehicle go to TXDMV.GOV. Find the link and enter the autos VIN number.

Go get an inspection.!

Make an appointment online and bring your paperwork, ID, & cash for the small fee they charge for duplicates of title and registration.

I had to send an Email to the Governors office. I sent it Friday afternoon and received it Monday morning...just go to the "Office of the Texas Governor/ Greg Abbott...good luck!

I don't think so, you might have to go to the DPS office near you.

No... You just answered your own question. You received your plates, and registration sticker? What are you inspecting?

For an ID you need to go to DPS.

DMV does not issue ID or DL. You need to visit any Department of Public Safety - DPS office

Yes. You do ma'am. Way simpler process. Good luck

https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/buying-or-selling-a-vehicle/get-a-copy-of-your-title

I want to transfer title of my vehicle to my son.

Thats the DPS office. There's a lot around Houston by zip code.

Www.txdmv.gov/appointment

Go to txdmv.gov/driverlicense

Depend what transaction you going to do, stickers and title change is not open to individual individuals only car dealers and title services

Yes but only by appointment Follow this link Www.txdmv.gov/appointment

No they don't do that here.

You would do that at the tax office not the dmv. After paying off your loan and you want to get a clear title in your name, then that's $33.00.

Go to txdmv.gov and make one

You must be fill up online the court houses are close for individuals, in TXDMV is not for registration a car, check the harris county tax office locations

first off if you go to the DMV make an appointment before you go there's two lines forming there one with appointments and one without Second, make sure you can download any forms that they may require you to fill out and you can fill them out in a PDF format and print them out & anything before you go into their office

PER ON THE WEB In-Person at your local driver license office Complete the renewal application before arriving at your local office (This form is also available at all driver license offices). Make an appointment at your local driver license office.

Yea go to the county tax office. Not the DMV.

you dont make appointments for that, you can mail the application in n they will mail it to you, or hear me to get them for you. am a title service

After get the vital certificate from the Annex office, also you'll need the release of lien if is any lien on the title then apply at the TXDMV office for duplicate of title. Or To remove your husband's name from the title you need apply at the Tax Office to get corrections on the title.

You have to take ur receipt to the tax office so u don't have to pay twice. U will get it there

I don't know how to do that. But I don't think it here. This is for car titles. Try the old leasing or mortgage company.

You will need the plate or vin number and ur ID. If the bike had a lien u need the original release. NO COPIES. It will cost $5.45. cash or check. No cards.

No. U have to go to ur county tax office.

Also if there is a lien on it you will need a lien release from company

I sold my truck what is the site i can go to and fill out the form stating that i sold it to who i sold it to. In case they didn't take it out of my name

Go to the dps

Yeah. Ms Martha is right

Yes, www.dps.gov

It sounds like an out of state title. Since it say OR am assuming one of u will have to sign and have the gift form signed and notarized so she can register it in Texas. Before you sign I would suggest you call ur county tax office. That's where you do transfers and registration and not bmv.

You have to go to dps not dmv. This is the website. https://www.dps.texas.gov/ You should be able find the answer.

Which form? If u mean the renewal notice it will be on there and if you renew it will still be on the receipt.

You will have to go to ur county tax office with a title or last state registration. U will need insurance and inspection. U will get new plates and sticker

Appointments are not made, it is as you arrive

They are closed for the day

Yes at Txdmv.gov

You will have to go to dps. Not bmv. Take your birth certificate.

Yes u can but it has to be at the county tax office. You will need a 130u and gift from if u r in Harris county. It will need to be notorized which u can do any where. However if u do it at the county they will do it free. U both have to go. If u both can't go just notorized it anywhere. Google Ann a Harris Bennett forms. And get the forms.

You will have to go to dps and not bmv. Go to https://www.dps.texas.gov/administration/driver_licensing_control/rolodex/search.asp.

You need to do to the DPS, the DMV doesn't do that

No, government forms are not forward automatically, but you can change it online at www.txdmv.gov

Martha is correct.

Sorry to hear. U should go to ur county tax office. U must have a probated will or the head of estate must have signed the title.

it sound like a scam only the person (owner) can sell a car anyone can find a title and just sign it but when the person who bought it take it to transfer title they check everything check out especially the signature if it dont match they wont transfer it

How do i get plates for a new vehicle? I still have the dealer issued paper plates

If you mean special plates then u have to go to myplates.com

If you have only have DL and not ID you are eligible to change your Address on line and No, you don't have to go in person to the DPS The DPS will send you a new driver's license with your new address.

DPS office

If it is permanent usually it's free. I have not seen anyone pay more than 5 dollars. I suggest you call ur county tax office they will verify for u

For title your mother in law have to go to dmv and title transfer you and your mother in law have to go to tax office

You can go to ur county tax office or online.

Ms Amar is right. Just make sure fees are in cash or check because they don't take cards.

U need the title signed by seller. U need insurance and inspection if registration is expired. You will have to pay taxes on the value of the car.

Make sure u ve an original release of lien. No copies. U also need ur id and plate or Vin number. They only take cash and checks. No debit or credit cards.

Closed on Thursday and Friday

You have to use the E-tag system. You can find it on the txdmv.gov website, go to dealers tap. Log in with your E-license id and password.

I need to get a new sticker for my car where can I go to buy it

Can I get a copy of my driver record there?

No

4545 Dacoma St, Houston, TX 77092 That's the address to renew your driver license and ID

Yes, if it is only under your name.

You can get it online www.dps.texas.gov

Complete the form Vtr 346 and send it to Austin.

Well, a Texas dealer is responsible for the title transfer they have 30 days after the sale is completed. The state of Texas takes three to four weeks to mail out your title So in your case, you should take no more than two months.

You have to go to the Txdmv located at 2110 E Governors Cir The parking space is limited so that i would go around 8 am if is possible.

No, no for this office the process is fast they have a very good customer service.

You need visit a Harris Tax Office near to you. They will give you a form that your doctor must fill out and return it to the office with the appropriate documentation they request to you.

No, if you need to change your driver license to a Texas, then you have to go to the Texas Department of Public Safety www.dps.texas.gov, and If you need to change your vehicle licenses plates, then you have to your County Tax Office.

You have to go to the courthouse and ask for a second handicap card. That's all

Go to the DMV with your vehicle's VIN and they can check if the vehicle was put in your name. If it wasn't odds are, you'll have to apply for a Bonded Title. Fees can very in that instance.

You can request a Driver License records online at the Texas department of public safety TxDPS

You need to go to the DPS not the DMV. DMV are for lost car titles only.

Not really, you can wait till you get back to renew it, you don't have to do it right now.

If you purchased from a dealership, they're responsible for registering after the purchase. If this is your renewal, you need proof of insurance, inspection, and driver's license.

You have to.

No, you do not pay federal taxes, and the dealer is obligated to provide you with a 30 or 60 days temporary tag. However, check with your council for new regulations.

Not vehicle registration. That's done at your local tax office

Where is the closest in Humble, Tx

No. Had to be done at this location, the DMV.

What kind of license?

What are you trying to get done?

Yes,

NO, they CANNOT search by name; they can only search by VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) or plate number.

Please be more specific with the question.

Call the dealership you purchased from. They're responsible for registering your vehicle. Your local tax office can give you replacements for $6.50 if the vehicle has been registered to you.

Tax office may be able to help.

You would get that handled at your local county tax assessors office

No, this office is only to get duplicate of title, commercial registration

You need contact the safety TX department they will guide you.

Commercial Driver License is not issued at this office.

You need go to TXDMV office provide your ID and the Insurance with the VIN if you are the registered owner.

This is done at your local tax office. You'll need current inspection, driver's license, proof of insurance

No. You have to go to the Drivers License place. This DMV issues titles, bonded titles, license plates.

Yes

No, go to your local County Tax Assessor Collector's Office.

Not anymore, now you have to wait 20 business days after the title is mail out to get a duplicated title.

Only if you are a family member Some last name.

You just need your inspection, license, and proof of insurance.

No. You have to go to the DPS

Yes, especially if you want them transferred to the new vehicle. That can be done at your local tax office

The only place to get a duplicate title is the DMV office located at 2110 East Governors Circle. It is near 610 & 290

30 days permit? Yes you need your insurance, and the vehicle cannot be salvage

https://www.dmv.org/tx-texas/replacing-a-lost-title.php $2 by mail $5.45 in person

You can do it both ways if you search form vtr34 it will tell you what you need its 5.45 in person and I believe 2.00 by mail

Along with what Martha said you'll need to go to your local County Tax Assessor Collectors Office, NOT the DMV.

You have to go DPS

You also going to need the original dead certificate

Yes, all week from 8 am to 4pm

Go to your Local County Tax Assessor Collectors Office for License Plates and go to you local Texas Department of Public Safety for Driver's License. The Texas DMV does neither of those two things.

The 130-U form is an application for title https://www.txdmv.gov/reports-and-data/doc_download/998-form-130-u-application-for-texas-title-and-or-registration

Contact DPS

No. You need to go to the DPS

Call them they an they phone, but I believe you can use any state inspections

That's done at the tax office or a participating grocery store. You'll need current inspection, proof of insurance, driver's license

They will print a title right there for you. Take lien release, and your i.d.

$2 by mail. $5.45 in person

Use Gabrielle's link to find your answer...for faster service, best to come in person... Good luck! 😎

Find your nearest Harris County Tax Collector Office, bring any or all documents for your car & take it from there. Good luck! 😎

Bring your ID & any documents that pertains to your car. Good luck! 😎

Find your near Harris County Tax Collector office (not this location) & take it from there. Good luck! 😎

That is correct, Gabrielle! 😎

What Gabrielle stated is correct. Be sure to bring $5.45 Good luck! 😎

Go to TX DMV (this location), ask for a copy of your title & like Gabrielle said...have $5.45 Good luck! 😎

Here you Cindy! 😎 https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/changes.htm#address

Find your nearest TX DPS (not this location) & $11... Good luck! 😎

Exactly Mondo, Gabrielle! 😎

you need to fill out the transfer notification form either at any DMV office or online visit Txdmv.gog after you fill out the form submitted and get a copy for your records and send it to who are sending you the tickets. as a proof that you not own the vehicle anymore

This place & bring $5.45 😎

Did you ask them this while you were there? If not, then it's best call & ask... Good luck! 😎

I agree with Julian...$5.45 for title replacement

Yes, you can but not at this location. Find your nearest TX DPS... Good luck! 😎 https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/ApplyforLicense.htm

Best to call & ask... Good luck! 😎

First, read this. https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/applyforID.htm Secondly, find your nearest TX DPS, not this location... Good luck! 😎

Not here Go to Texas DPS

That is not brought out in court

Yes for TX DPS but no for DMV (not this place)...Good luck!😎 http://www.dps.texas.gov/administration/driver_licensing_control/rolodex/getinlineonline.htm

Also, be sure to sign a authorization letter & that'll suffice. Good luck! 😎

No credit or debit cards. Cash or check only. 😎

Find your nearest TX DPS & they'll take it from there. Good luck! 😎 https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/replace.htm

https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/buying-or-selling-a-vehicle/get-a-copy-of-your-title

I’m trying to reschedule my appointment

If not this place, then they're referring to the TX DPS. Good luck! 😎

Best to call ask... good luck! 😎

Best to call & ask or come in person & be sure to bring any or all vital documents that you might need... good luck! 😎

That is done with DPS and not the TX DMV.

Best to call in...

Yup

Find your nearest TX DPS so that's where you can get your TX ID card...And then, https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/applyforID.htm Good luck! 😎

Go to your local tax office. Bring your current inspection and driver's license. It's something like $76 depending on your vehicle.

Yes, i do believe so! 😎

No, Maria...Go to your nearest TX DPS & take it from there. Good luck! 😎

That is correct, Gabrielle! Find your nearest county tax office & take it from there. 😎

Go to your nearest TX DPS & bring at least 2 or 3 vital documents that identify you (DL, passport, birth certificate, & etc...) Good luck! 😎

Don't how bad it is but it's best to go to your nearest TX DPS & get it resolved swiftly so less headache down the road. Good luck! 😎

If you want to get a replacement texas title, you have to go to the DMV at 2110 East Governors Circle Houston, TX 77092

No...only at the Harris County Tax Collector

Online. Www.Texas.gov

Bring any or all vital documents that's related to your car & $6.45...Good luck! 👾

Online or at DPS, not at DMV.

make sure if its a student they have the school form saying they are a current student that was filled out in the the last 30 days. We spent 3 hours only to realize the form had expired a few days before. CHECK all of your forms. We made an appt, got there an hour early and still had to wait 2 more hours. IT WAS TERRIBLE.

What state are you registering in

Go to your nearest TX DPS & take it from there... Good luck! 😎

If you financed your vehicle and didn't remove the lien,after receiving your title,you might want to get a lien release from the finance company first,because you will need it.

They say within 30 days but usually you get it within a week or two...😎

Yes

Thanks for your encouraging feedback. But, it a 5 day grace period. Thanks

For faster response, best to call & ask...😎

I think you need to contact NC since you bought it from there. Good luck! 😎

No, you would need to find your nearest TX DPS so you can apply for your TX ID or driver license. Good luck! 😎

If you're in Houston, then mainly here. They do have other locations depending your nearest sub division. *TIP* look at the photos... there's a list you can check out... Good Luck! 😎

Bring any or all vital paperworks that you have & $6.45...😎

No...only at the TX DPS...😎

Yes & have $6.45 (CA$H)...😎

TX DPS

M - F.....8am-5pm Weekends closed 😎

Instead of DMV, find your nearest TX DPS where you get your DL. Be sure you pass your written test first before you do the driving test. FYI, know how to parallel park... good luck! 👮

Bring your FL driver license, passport, ID card, and/or birth certificate to nearest TX DPS... good luck! 😎

No credit or debit cards just cash, check, or money order.

There is no way to make an appointment at the DMV. You may have it confused with the DPS

I'm new here,I don't know my way around,I live in Harris County, off the beltway 8/Sam Houston

Yes you can with proof of liability insurance.

These questions are not monitored by the TxDMV. You might find some helpful information on their website, www txdmv.gov

These questions are not monitored by the TxDMV, I'm answering from personal experience. Up to you if it's worth it. The vehicle has to be "NON-REPAIRABLE"; an insurance "Total Loss" claim does not mean the vehicle is "NON-REPAIRLABLE". An insurance total loss claim means the cost to repair the vehicle exceeds the vehicle's current market value and so the insurance totals it out; but the vehicle can still be repaired. For a "Credit Voucher" to be issued the vehicle may never be put on public roads again. And even then on average you pay $50.75 for registration fees and other "county" fees that equal up to the rough $75, BUT you'll only get a prorated credit for the $50.75; which reduces with every month that passes.

If it's older, then just have at least $100 unless your car is newer then have a little more cash...

TX DPS for driver license then Harris County Tax Collector for car registration & sticker. Be sure to get your car inspection first, once passed then continue on the next step. Good luck! 😎

No...only at TX DPS

Best to call & ask... good luck!

You can get a duplicate receipt from the county tax assessor s office for 2 dollars

Best to call & ask...

Bring your expired ID, Social Security card, & some cash...good luck! 😎

Yes...

Yes

Dunno how your 3rd party school works, but for sure you will NEED to pass the written & driving test at a DMV...good luck!

Thank you

First, find a smog inspection station & get a pass for your car. Once your car passes, then find the nearest tax assessor office where you can get a renewal sticker. Good luck!

Thatbwoupd be done at the county tax assessor

Request a copy of your title & there's a $6.45 fee

Last day...

Call & ask so you know for sure

Nope

No

Bring all necessary documents & at least $20...good luck! 😊

16 bones ☠️

Once you got the doctor's approval paperwork, then go to your nearest tax office that where you get your handicap placard. FYI, tax office is also the place where you can get your renewal sticker for your car.

Go to your nearest TX DPS...be sure to bring any or all dox so they can ID you & $11. Good luck! 😊

He will need to bring his important documents about that car and come in-person to resolve it

Best to call in so you don't have to do the run around

The Texas Department of Public Safety(TxDPS) deals with anything having to do with Driver's Licenses or ID's, NOT TxDMV.

A copy of your title...yes, but be sure to have any or all your prepared paperworks available & $5.45 (CASH) 🤑

First, go to your nearest inspection station & be sure your car pass the auto inspection & smog check. Once it passed, find your nearest local tax office so you get your renewal sticker. 😁

Call & ask so you know a sure answer.

Exactly, what Julian said...

Go to your nearest tax office & look for the front desk because they should have all the forms just ask around 🙂

No, only at your county tax office is where you can apply a bonded title. Good luck!

You need to update your DL since you're buying a motorcycle.

For that, go to your local TX DPS.

If you renewed it last time in person & your DL hasn't expired more than 2 years, then yes...

Title fee is $33 plus sales tax (6.25%) of your car & transfer fee $2.50. BTW, title transfer are done at your local tax office not here. 🤗

No, you get your registration sticker at a local tax office. Before you go, be sure your car pass an auto inspection so you get your new sticker. Good luck! 🤠

$6 for the red placard which is good for six months & free for the blue placard which is good for four years but both requires a doctor's approval. Once approved, you can only get it at your local tax office.

If you mean lost driver license, then go to TX DPS in order to get it replaced.

Yes you can just need the for so she can sign and copy of her id (valid)

No

No, only at the tax office

No

That's a question for the Texas Department of Public Safety.