Tennessee Title Bond
Learn what is Tennessee title bond is and how to purchase one. Plus learn how it fits into getting a bonded title.
In Tennessee if you need to register a vehicle that has a lost, damaged, or incorrectly filed out title, you must get a bonded title.
Part of the bonded title process is purchasing a Tennessee title surety bond. This video will explain what a title bond is and how to get one.
Use the timestamps below so you can skip around if you need to.
- 00:30 - Video agenda
- 00:59 - Topic 1 - What is a bonded title?
- 01:19 - What a bonded title does
- 01:40 - Topic 2 - What is a title surety bond?
- 02:01 - What does a title surety bond protect?
- 02:24 - Topic 3 - The title bond waiting period
- 03:16 - The 3 steps to get your title bond
- 03:35 - Step 1 - Get your bond amount
- 04:38 - Step 2 - Get your title bond price
- 05:16 - Fixed title bond prices with no credit check
- 05:37 - When you need to do a credit check to get a title bond
- 06:34 - Step 3 - Purchase your title bond
- 07:18 - Recap and answers to common questions
- 07:53 - Can you sell the vehicle after you get a bonded title?
- 08:36 - What happens if you move out of state?
If you need to, you can always use our title bond calculator.
If you need to get the value of your vehicle you can use one of these two links:
What Is a Bonded Title and Why Do I Need One?
In some cases a seller may intentionally or accidentally sell the vehicle without the proper title paperwork. Under these circumstances the vehicle owner may need to a type of surety bond call a certificate of title bond.
Learn the surety bond basics with an easy-to-read overview of surety. You'll be an expert in no time!
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