Bonded Title for Lost Vehicle Paperwork

How to Get a Bonded Title
In order to get a duplicate, a bonded title is a process where if you don’t have sufficient information and documents to give to the DMV and you want them to take your word for it that you’re the owner you might need to get a bonding company to issue you a policy which they’ll back up your word meaning that if there’s anything wrong with the title somebody comes up you know six months later and says hey that’s my car this bonding company will pay everybody off to make it make it right in pain anybody’s ownership claims off.

Verification Process
This is something that the bonding company doesn’t do automatically they’re gonna verify your story verify all the information you have to make sure that they’re not going to be on the hook to pay off thousands of dollars for a vehicle that somebody else is going to claim or lien holders kind of claim so the car has to qualify for this bond to title.

Fees and Specifics
The other thing is there’s some fees you got to pay the bonding company fee you have to pay the policy itself is like an insurance policy you have to buy it’s also state specific not every state will allow bonded titles it even gets worse if you get a bond the title from one state and then you bring it to another state that doesn’t recognize it that may be void in that state so be aware the bonded titles are state specific but sometimes it’s the method of last resort if you can’t do anything else you have to get a bound to title it something you can do yourself it’s completely DIY you don’t have to pay any third party to do this you just have to pay the bond fee and then the DMV fees to get the duplicate title but a bonded title can be a method of last resort if all other avenues have been exhausted and you can’t reach the prior owner.

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