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Step 1: Owner obtains a completed Law Enforcement Identification Number Inspection (Form VTR-68-A) from an authorized inspector. Authorized inspectors can be found by contacting an MVCPA grantee organization or by contacting a TxDMV Regional Service Center.
Inspections will be conducted on vehicles with Bonded Titles not currently registered in Texas. To make an appointment, CLICK HERE. If you need assistance please send an email to HCSOAutoTheft68A@sheriff.hctx.net and someone will return your call or call 281-446-4399.
A Form VTR-68-A is an inspection conducted by a law enforcement officer to verify the identity of a vehicle for registration purposes. This inspection is often needed to obtain a bonded title, register a homemade trailer, register a vehicle that previously hasn’t had a title, or for other reasons.
Print the Vehicle Verification Request Form (PDF). This form must be printed, filled out, and brought to the inspection. Location: 3181 SE Inner Loop Georgetown, TX 78626. Download Directions (PDF) for more information.
The 68-A inspection is a Law Enforcement Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Inspection for titling purposes or to determine if an assigned or re-assigned VIN is necessary for titling. This is not a safety inspection, nor do we provide a weight scale.
vtr68a@bellcounty.texas.gov to have the inspection performed. Email this form, along with any and all paperwork you have, on the vehicle/trailer. Phone Number: (254) 933-5441 Fax Number: (254)933-5123
The Dallas County Sheriff’s Department North Texas Auto Theft Task Force performs VTR-68-A VIN Inspections. A VTR-68-A is required for the following transactions: A vehicle is missing the VIN plate; Assembled vehicles; Homemade or Shop-made trailers; An application for a bonded title on an out of state vehicle that does not have a Texas record
