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Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor VehiclesDivision of Motorist Services PROCEDURESUBJECT:TL70BONDED TITLEDESCRIPTION AND USE:THIS PROCEDURE PROVIDES INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS TO ASSIST

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How to fill out bonded title:

1. Gather all necessary documentation: This includes the original owner's title (if available), bill of sale or invoice, documents showing payment of any outstanding liens, and any relevant inspection reports or certificates.
2. Complete the application form: Fill out the bonded title application form provided by your state's Department of Motor Vehicles or equivalent agency. Make sure to provide accurate and complete information, including your contact details, vehicle identification number (VIN), and a detailed description of the vehicle.
3. Pay the required fees: Check with your state's DMV for the applicable fees for obtaining a bonded title. Ensure that you have the necessary funds available to cover these costs.
4. Purchase a surety bond: Contact a licensed surety bond provider and purchase a surety bond for the required amount. The bond serves as a financial guarantee that you, as the new owner, will assume any potential liabilities associated with the vehicle's title.
5. Submit the paperwork: Submit the completed application form, original owner's title (if available), bill of sale or invoice, proof of payment of outstanding liens, relevant inspection reports or certificates, and the purchased surety bond to your state's DMV or equivalent agency.
6. Await processing: The DMV will review your submitted documents and process your application. This may involve verifying the provided information and conducting checks to ensure the legitimacy of the vehicle's ownership transfer.
7. Receive your bonded title: Once the DMV approves your application and all requirements are met, you will receive a bonded title for the vehicle. This title indicates that there may be a potential claim against the vehicle and provides a legal means for resolving any future disputes.

Who needs a bonded title?

1. Individuals purchasing a vehicle without a proper title: If you are buying a vehicle from someone who does not possess a valid title or if the title is lost, damaged, or incomplete, you may need to obtain a bonded title to establish legal ownership.
2. Individuals who have purchased a vehicle at a salvage auction: Salvage vehicles often have their titles classified as salvage titles, which can make it difficult to register and insure the vehicle. In such cases, obtaining a bonded title may be necessary to regularize the ownership status.
3. Owners of vintage or antique vehicles: If you own a vintage or antique vehicle that does not come with a title due to its age or lack of documentation, obtaining a bonded title may be required to establish legal ownership and enable proper registration and insurance.

Remember to consult the specific regulations and requirements of your state, as they may vary in regards to bonding a title and the criteria for eligibility.

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What is bonded title?

A bonded title is a legal document that proves ownership of a vehicle when the original title is lost or not available.

Who is required to file bonded title?

Individuals who cannot produce a clear title to a vehicle are required to file a bonded title.

How to fill out bonded title?

To fill out a bonded title, you will need to provide information such as your name, address, vehicle identification number (VIN), and a statement explaining how you came into possession of the vehicle.

What is the purpose of bonded title?

The purpose of a bonded title is to establish legal ownership of a vehicle when the original title is not available.

What information must be reported on bonded title?

The information that must be reported on a bonded title includes the vehicle's VIN, the owner's personal information, and a statement explaining the reason for the bonded title.