Nope. It's up to the buyer to verify the title is clear. But, as I posted above, the seller can release all liability to the vehicle by reporting the sale to the state. So even if the buyer chooses not to register it, you, the seller, is off the hook for anything involving the vehicle.jmra wrote:I haven't bought or sold a vehicle in a private sale since moving to Texas, but did so a number of times in NOLA over the years. There you simply met the other party at a title transfer company. In a matter of a few minutes everything was legally transferred and registered with the state. They also verified that the purchasing party left with a clean title (any loans against the vehicle had to be paid on the spot by the seller before the transfer was completed). Does Texas not have a similar system?
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- Thu Nov 07, 2013 10:18 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Will outstanding Tolls disqualify me?
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Re: Will outstanding Tolls disqualify me?
- Thu Nov 07, 2013 9:06 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Will outstanding Tolls disqualify me?
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Re: Will outstanding Tolls disqualify me?
Not necessary to do all that. Just report the vehicle as sold: https://vision21.txdmv.gov/Vehicle/Main ... ation.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. I've used that before and had nary an issue.tomtexan wrote:I remove the license plates and registration sticker when I sell any of my vehicles. The new owner is basically forced to go register the vehicle in their name. Can't drive around without license plates.jbonner16 wrote:Yeah mine were from a truck I had sold and the new owners racked up a bunch of tolls before they transferred the title, and from some times my toll tag didn't read.
