How to Do a Bonded Title in Texas Yourself (Real POV DMV & Tax Office Walkthrough)

Описание: 👉 Apply for a Texas Bonded Title Surety Bond (Direct)

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This video shows a real bonded title completed in Texas, recorded live from my point of view — from paperwork in my office, to the DMV, to the tax office title transfer.

This is DIY educational content. I’m not selling a service or acting as an agency. I recorded this process so you can see exactly what happens before you do it yourself.

What You’ll See in This Video:

Documents needed before going to the DMV

What the DMV visit actually looks like (ticketing, waiting, interaction)

How the bonded title gets approved

What the tax office checks to complete the title transfer

Most people overpay agencies simply because they’ve never seen this process. If you’re comfortable filling out forms and waiting at government offices, you can do this yourself.

Helpful Resources Mentioned in the Video:

Surety Bond Education

https://suretybonddepot.com

How to Get a Bonded Title (Overview)

   • How to Get a Bonded Title in Texas (Update...  

Texas Forms Explained

VTR-130-U (Application for Texas Title)
   • How to Complete the VTR-130U Form in Texas...  

VTR-130-SOF (Statement of Fact)
   • How to Fill Out the Texas Bonded Title App...  

VTR-271 (Bonded Title Application)
   • How to Fill Out the VTR-271 Limited Power ...  

Texas DMV Regional Service Centers

https://www.txdmv.gov/regional-servic...

Important Notes:

A bonded title does not erase ownership disputes

The bond protects prior owners and lienholders — not the applicant

Approval depends on documentation and vehicle history

This walkthrough reflects a real transaction, not a hypothetical example.

Key Crest Assurance:
🪪 TX License Nos: 3073198 / 3070944

⚠️ Disclaimer

This video is for educational and informational purposes only. I am not an attorney, not the Texas DMV, and not providing legal advice. Requirements, forms, fees, and procedures may change at any time and can vary by situation. Always verify current requirements directly with the Texas DMV or your local tax office before submitting paperwork or purchasing a surety bond.