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A title bond is a special type of insurance.
It's a guarantee that you are the rightful owner of the vehicle you're trying to register in your state.
When you purchase a title bond you're stating:
Once you have a title bond, you can:
Once you purchase your title bond, you can take it to your DMV or local tax office and have a vehicle title issued in your name.
This is called a "bonded title".
A bonded title is just like a normal title. It's paperwork proving you are the owner of the vehicle.
The "bonded title" is backed by the title bond.
After 3 to 4 years (in some states it's 5) you can take your bonded title into the DMV or tax office and have a standard title issued.
The vehicle is officially yours and the title bond you purchased expires.
Buying your title bond is easy and fast.
You will need the value of the vehicle and unfortunately how the value is determined is different state to state.
Click here and use our calculator to find your title bond amount and price.
What is a Bonded Title in California?
Here are the steps to get a bonded title in California. The steps are not hard to follow but you must do them in order. Let's get your vehicle titled!
What Is a Bonded Title and Why Do I Need One?
In some cases a seller may intentionally or accidentally sell the vehicle without the proper title paperwork. Under these circumstances the vehicle owner may need to a type of surety bond call a certificate of title bond.
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