#ISSUE DUPLICATE TITLE TEXAS REGISTRATION#
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'Flood Damaged' will be shown, when applicable, or 'Reconditioned' will be shown unless there is different notation ('Rebuilt,' 'Reconstructed', etc.) required.

In any case when a negotiable title is issued and a Salvage Certificate is in evidence, the negotiable title will contain a notation to indicate that the vehicle was previously damaged.

If the vehicle for which the salvage certificate has been issued has a non-conforming USA VIN, proof of compliance with the Texas Department of Transportation safety regulations is required.

In either case an Identification Certificate Form (VI-30-A) must be submitted, showing that the vehicle has been safety inspected. However, in situations when a pencil tracing cannot be made, the applicant must execute a Statement of Physical Inspection (Form VTR-20). In lieu of the VIN inspection by a law enforcement officer, a pencil tracing of the VIN may be submitted. The inspection report may be made either on the reverse side of the title in the space provided or on the department's prescribed form, VTRD-75-1.

An inspection report completed by a law enforcement officer verifying the vehicle identification number (VIN).

The following must support the application for title:

#ISSUE DUPLICATE TITLE TEXAS REGISTRATION#

If a salvaged vehicle for which a salvage title certificate has green issued is repaired and placed in operable condition by a salvage yard or by a purchaser of such salvaged vehicle, the salvage yard or the person or firm who purchased and repaired the vehicle (Texas licensed dealers excepted) must apply for title and registration in their name.

#ISSUE DUPLICATE TITLE TEXAS LICENSE#

Additional sets of disabled person plates may be obtained for vehicles specially equipped for operation by a person who has lost the use of one or both legs.įor more information on disabled person placards and license plates, please see the Frequently Asked Questions About Disabled Person Placards/License Plates provided by the Texas Department of Transportation. There is an exchange fee of 30 cents (1.00 processing fee if done through the mail) for a set of disabled-person license plates, if the registration is current. Placards must be renewed every four years. Temporary placards (6 months) are $5.00 each. The permanent disabled placards are issued free of charge. The applicant's physician must complete the form, or provide a written prescription. A disability statement form is available from the Nueces County Tax Office. If the vehicle does not have disabled-person license plates, the law requires that the placard be displayed on the rear-view mirror whenever the vehicle is parked in a disabled-person parking space. A placard may be displayed in any vehicle being used to transport the disabled person.

#ISSUE DUPLICATE TITLE TEXAS PLUS#

Texas law allows disabled residents to obtain (a) one set of plates with the international symbol of access plus one placard, or (b) two placards. Court Costs, Fines, and Fees Collection.

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