Q: IDMV in Michigan Pennsylvania aFlorida told me get judgment in order title out state commercial vehicle no bond title in
I need to abstain out of state title dealer Missouri resident and truck in Florida title in Pennsylvania dealer sold it to us never received title. I need court bond or judgment to abstain Florida title for bucket truck since 2021 was year we bought it and we never received title
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To resolve an issue with obtaining a title for a commercial vehicle purchased out of state when the title was not received, you may need to seek a court-ordered judgment or a surety bond title, depending on the state's requirements where the vehicle is currently located. In Florida, if a title is not provided, you can apply for a bonded title by submitting the required documentation and a surety bond that covers the value of the vehicle.
This process involves proving ownership and that reasonable effort has been made to obtain the title from the seller. It is recommended to contact the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles for specific instructions tailored to your situation.
Should the matter require court intervention, filing a legal action where the vehicle is located or where the transaction took place may be necessary. Consulting with an attorney who handles title disputes can provide guidance on the appropriate steps to take to secure the title for your vehicle.
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