This form is a sample letter in Word format covering the subject matter of the title of the form.
This form is a sample letter in Word format covering the subject matter of the title of the form.
Failure to title within the 30 days results in an automatic $25 penalty, plus another $25 for each month the title is late. There are no waivers for these penalties, which means the (YOUR COUNTY) county tax office and the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles cannot reduce or forgive what you may owe.
You may submit a Vehicle Transfer Notification online at to expedite processing. Please do not submit a Vehicle Transfer Notification both online and by mail.
Penalties: If transfer does not take place within 30 calendar days of the date of sale, penalties will accrue. There will be a $25 per month penalty, not to exceed $250 and up to 10% penalty on sales tax.
If you have bought a vehicle from a Texas dealer and you are a Texas resident, the dealership will transfer the title at the tax office on your behalf. However, if you have purchased a vehicle from an individual, the documents must be submitted to the tax office in person or by mail.
Online. You can renew your vehicle registration online 90 days before the expiration date or up to one year after the expiration date, if you have not received a citation for expired registration. If you renew online, you'll receive $1.00 discount.
How will I be notified that I am subject to a vehicle registration block? Your vehicle registration renewal notice you receive from the Department of Motor Vehicles will indicate a “SCOFFLAW” remark with additional details on the back of the notice.
In California, online car registration can only be used for cars that are currently registered in California and have been within the past year. If you are looking to register a car from out of state or looking to register a car that has not been registered in over a year, you will need to go to the DMV.
You can renew your vehicle without the renewal notice if you provide the following to your county tax office: Registration receipt from the previous year, or. Texas license plate number, or. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Government issued photo ID.