Texas Motor Vehicle Transfer Notification – The seller must submit this form to the DMV within 30 days of the transfer. The form may be submitted online.

Texas Vehicle Registration (3 steps)

New owners have 30 days from the purchase date to register their vehicle.^[1]

1. Registration Documents

Registration and titling of a vehicle can be done with the documents below.^[2]

Original Title – Must contain the buyer and seller’s signatures.
Application for Texas Title and/or Registration (Form 130-U)
Proof of Insurance – Proof of liability insurance is required to register a vehicle.
Proof of Inspection – A valid Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR) issued by an inspection station is required. This can usually be obtained from the seller.

Texas Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – A legal document that names an “attorney-in-fact” for making decisions related to vehicles on behalf of the owner.

2. Check Title (Optional)

The DMV recommends that the seller sign the vehicle’s title at a county tax office in front of a representative to avoid title issues. However, a title check can be performed online for a fee if the seller can’t accompany the buyer to the office.

3. Register Vehicle

Once the forms are gathered, they may be submitted to a County Tax Office. The titling and registration of a vehicle can be done at the same time.^[3] The buyer will need to pay the title fee, sales tax, and transfer fee.

Vehicle Bill of Sale (Preview)

Texas Motor Vehicle Bill Of Sale

Texas Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

Texas Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

Texas Vehicle Registration (3 steps)

1. Registration Documents

2. Check Title (Optional)

3. Register Vehicle

Vehicle Bill of Sale (Preview)

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