Matthew, Bonded Titles are easy to get. The cost varies depending on the value of the vehicle and the specific situation the customer is in. Here are the general steps to getting a bond. Step 1. Head to the Texas DMV, bring with you $15 cash or check, your ID, and Application VTR-130-SOF, a clerk will process the application for you and hand you a "Rejection Letter" that letter will allow you to start the next step. Step 2. Find a Texas Department of Insurance licensed Surety Bond Agent, US located right across the street from the Fort Worth DMV! Bring your rejection letter with you, based the info at hand the company will quote your premium and if you choose to buy the bond issue you a Certificate Of Title Bond. Step 3. Head to your Nearest County Tax Assessors office to complete the title transfer. It's that easy. Usually, you can Complete the process in one day! $800 sounds really expensive unless the vehicle is a brand new car with low miles it should not be that much.
Well here's an update I found out what's entailed in a bonded title you have to go to the DMV and get the application an attorney or a Bonding Company 7 fun you have to give them their appraisal price of your vehicle or whatever you're getting a title to then you take these one time fee and once you do that you go back to the DMV and they give you a title then you go get your car registered when it's all said and done you will probably be out about $600 or $700 maybe $800
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