Title Bond

Document required by the state to obtain a title

In addition to a Bill of Sale, Bond, and ID, the state also requires a Vehicle History Report, and a T-22-B. A T-22-B form must be filled out by a police officer. You can call the non emergency line and request an officer come and inspect the vehicle so they are able to fill out the T-22-B form. If you would like to apply for a quote on a Title Bond now, you can do so by clicking the blue button and filling out the application.

Feel free to call or fill out this form with any further questions or concerns and we will get back to you asap!

What is a Title Bond?

In an event the Title of a vehicle being lost, missing, or if the chain of command has been broken, a Title Bond is required by the state to guarantee on behalf of the purchaser, that all necessary checks have been made to verify that there are no liens on the vehicle and that they are in fact the rightful owner of the vehicle. All Title Bonds are done in our office. The person who would like to obtain the Title must come in with a bill of sale in their own name as well as their ID. If a person is unable to come into the office and another person must take their place, they are required to have a Power of Attorney form. The process in our office usually takes about 15 minutes and when completed the Bond is ready to take to the state. If you would like a quote on a Title Bond, please click the blue button above. We look forward to helping you!

Other types of Bonds

In addition to Title Bonds, we also handle Janitorial Bonds, Probate Bonds, Guardianship Bonds, Dishonesty Bonds, Code Compliance Bonds, Bid Bonds, Construction Bonds! Please fill out the form to the left if you are interested in a quote for any bond other than a Title Bond. 

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