Auto title transfer refers to the process of officially changing the ownership of a vehicle from one person or entity to another. This typically involves completing the necessary paperwork, submitting it to the relevant motor vehicle agency, and paying any required fees. The new owner will receive a new title in their name, indicating their legal ownership of the vehicle. The specifics of the process can vary by location, so it's essential to follow the regulations of the local motor vehicle department.

For registration renewal you need Inspection report, Insurance card and Photo ID.

Please keep in mind that inspection report shouldn't be older than 90 days.

In Texas, the required documents for an auto title transfer may vary depending on the specific situation, but generally, you'll need:

1. Vehicle Title: The current signed title by the seller with the odometer reading.
2. Application for Texas Title and/or Registration (Form 130-U): This form is filled out by both the buyer and the seller.
3. Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR): Required if the vehicle is not exempt from inspection.
4. Proof of Insurance: You need to show proof of insurance for the vehicle.
5. Identification: Both the buyer and seller must provide a valid form of identification.
6. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Certification (Form VTR-270): May be required in certain cases.
7. Bill of Sale : This is not always required, but it's recommended to have a bill of sale to document the transaction.

Yes, expired ID is permitted for auto title transfer as long as it is not expired for more than 1 year.

If a title is lost or destroyed, we can obtain a certified copy of title for you within 24 hours.

Documents required:

1. Copy of registered Owners ID

2. Vehicle Identification Number

Note: If a lien is recorded - the lienholder should provide you with an original release of lien. Please be advised, original release of lien from the lienholder is required. A fax or photocopy is not acceptable.