Texas Application Form Registration (Form 130‑U) – Fillable PDF

The Texas Application Form Registration (Form 130‑U) is the official document used to request a new title, registration, or both for a vehicle in Texas. Whether you’re buying a car, transferring ownership, or need to register a newly built vehicle, this fillable PDF lets you complete the process quickly without printing or handwriting.

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What Is Form 130‑U?

Form 130‑U is issued by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) and the county tax assessor‑collector. It collects essential information such as vehicle details, owner identification, lienholder data, and the type of registration requested.

How to Fill Out the Texas Registration Form Online

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3. Enter the required information in each highlighted field.
4. Use the built‑in validation to correct any errors before submitting.
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Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Incorrect VIN: Double‑check the Vehicle Identification Number; a single digit error can delay processing.
• Missing signatures: The form requires the owner’s signature and, if applicable, the lienholder’s signature.
• Wrong address: Use the mailing address registered with the county tax assessor‑collector.

Where to Submit Your Completed Form

After you download the completed PDF, mail it to your local county tax assessor‑collector office or bring it in person. For faster service, you can also submit the form online through the TxDMV portal if your county supports electronic filing.

FAQs About the Texas Registration Application

Below are answers to the most common questions users have about Form 130‑U.