The State of Minnesota may require a bond to obtain a title for a vehicle when the applicant is unable to provide a properly assigned Certificate of Title.
How to register a bonded title in Minnesota:
The Vehicle must be six model years or older to qualify for the process.
Step 1: Go to your local deputy registrar office and provide your complete vehicle description, including vehicle identification number (VIN).
The deputy will provide you with:
Step 2: Once you have the partially filled in bond form from the deputy, fill out the application with us for the bond. The information on the application needs to match exactly as it appears on the bond form. Email us the bond form that was provided by the deputy to info@ezsuretybonds.com after the application is completed.
Step 3: Once you receive the bond in the mail, you will return to the deputy of registrar and apply for the bonded title. You will need the following:
Upon approval of your paperwork and payment of any title/registration fees, the registrar will issue you a Minnesota bonded title.
For questions about the process visit the Minnesota DVS page at https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/dvs/Pages/dvs-content-detail.aspx?pageID=638&pageTitle=Title-%20Vehicle-Transfer-%20No%20Proof%20of%20Ownership
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