Can I Sell My Car With A Ripped Title

The car broke down and got stuck, right? 3

So we sold our car, but my 21 month old son tore the file in half and I didn't think much of it, I had to put it back, but when my husband found out about the problem he Went crazy Because he said it has no value now ... right? Hahaha ... I'm also very dumb and strategic, what can we do now and is it worth it now? If that makes a difference, we live in Texas.

You should have no problem returning the file to the issuing agency and requesting a replacement. If there is dirt on you and your husband's name, one of you can. If the file has a name, the individual must request a replacement. Estimated cost is $ 5.00.

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You can get a new one, go to your local tax office and ask for a replacement. Ideally, if you are selling privately, do not change it. If they buy a car, go to your local tax office and transfer the files on your behalf. This way you will know that it happened differently, otherwise DMV will still think that you are out of the car and if they go on the toll road they will give you a ticket.

The worst thing that can happen is that your DMV will force you to pay for duplicate files at the time of sale.

Contact the MVD office and ask.