Bonded vehicle title

This is Dave at cartitles.com. To get a title in your name, you might use the bonded title process. This involves purchasing a bond, which acts as an insurance policy, from a private insurance company and presenting it to the DMV. The DMV uses this bond to issue a title. However, the bonding company requires sufficient documentation to approve your case. If you lack adequate documents, they can reject your application. Note that bonded titles are state-specific—some states allow them, and others do not. Additionally, a bond stamp will remain on the title for a set period, typically three to five years, which could affect financing or resale. For more details, visit www.cartitles.com.