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Form 130-U: Application for Texas Title and/or Registration

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Quick answer

Form 130-U is the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles application for a vehicle title and/or registration. The buyer completes it after a sale, the seller signs it, and it is filed at the county tax assessor-collector's office within 30 days along with the signed-over title. The sales price you report drives the 6.25% motor vehicle sales tax. With JustFill you upload the blank 130-U PDF, the AI auto-detects every field, you type or dictate your details, and you download the completed form free.

Form
130-U
Issued by
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles
Country
United States
Cost to fill
Free

What is 130-U?

Bought or sold a vehicle in Texas? Form 130-U is the application every Texas title transfer and registration goes through. JustFill turns the official TxDMV PDF into a fillable form in your browser — type the VIN, names, and sales price instead of handwriting them at the counter. The form captures the vehicle's identity (VIN, year, make, body style), the odometer reading, the buyer's and seller's details, lienholder information if the vehicle is financed, and the sales price used to calculate the motor vehicle sales tax. The buyer files it with the county tax assessor-collector within 30 days of the sale date to avoid late transfer penalties; on dealer sales, the dealership usually files it for you.

Who fills out 130-U?

  • Buyers in a private-party vehicle sale applying for a Texas title in their name
  • Sellers, who must provide their details and sign the form alongside the buyer
  • New Texas residents titling and registering a vehicle brought in from another state
  • Owners adding or removing a lienholder, or correcting information on an existing title
  • Recipients of a gifted or inherited vehicle transferring the title

Field-by-field breakdown

What each section of 130-U asks for. JustFill’s AI will detect these fields automatically when you upload the PDF — review the breakdown below so you know what to enter.

Vehicle identification

VIN, year, make, model, and body style of the vehicle being titled or registered.

Odometer reading

The current mileage and the odometer disclosure required on most title transfers.

Applicant (buyer) information

The new owner's name, address, and government-issued ID number.

Seller information

The seller's or dealer's name and address, matching the name on the title being signed over.

Lienholder details

First lien date and the lienholder's name and address if the vehicle is financed.

Sales price & trade-in

The price paid (and any trade-in) — the basis for the 6.25% motor vehicle sales tax.

Signatures & certification

Buyer and seller sign, certifying the information is true and the sale details are accurate.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • 1Missing the 30-day deadline — late title transfers trigger penalties that grow the longer you wait after the sale date.
  • 2Understating the sales price — on private-party sales of used vehicles, Texas compares the reported price against the standard presumptive value (SPV) when calculating tax.
  • 3Missing or mismatched signatures — both buyer and seller must sign, and the seller's name must match the title being transferred.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. The form is free to download from txdmv.gov and JustFill lets you complete it free online. Title and registration fees plus the motor vehicle sales tax are paid separately when you file at the county office.
Download the current 130-U PDF free from txdmv.gov, then upload it into JustFill to complete every field online before you go to the county tax office.
At your county tax assessor-collector's office, together with the signed-over title and any other required documents. On dealer sales, the dealership typically files it on your behalf.
You have 30 days from the date of sale to file the title transfer at the county tax office. Filing late adds transfer penalties on top of the normal fees and tax.
Yes. The buyer completes and signs the application, and the seller must also sign and provide their details. The seller's name should match the title being transferred.

Official source: 130-U on Texas Department of Motor Vehicles’s website

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