Montana Vehicle Title Bond

Eric Weisbrot

April 3, 2010

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The state of Montana enacted a new bill concerning the method of attaining a title for motor vehicles. The new law, which is titled HB 380, requires a surety bond to be acquired in order to attain the certificate of title for a motor vehicle should it be sold devoid of the manufacturer’s certificate of origin. The surety bond indemnifies individuals who endure damages by the issuance of a title to the vehicle’s buyer. HB 380 law was introduced on January 28th, 2009.

Eric Weisbrot

Eric is the Digital Marketing Manager at JW Surety Bonds, with a remarkable 14 years of experience in the surety sector. Throughout his journey in the surety industry, he has undertaken a range of roles, starting as an agent assistant and progressing to the role of bond issuer. This diverse professional background equips him with a unique insider's perspective on all matters concerning surety bonds.

4 Comments

Elena

September 16, 2013

I purchased a mobile home recently and the owner signed over the title but did not give me a bill of sale. I went to transfer the title and found that the seller had gotten a replacement title. So now I am filing for a Bond Title and am required to get a surety bond. Can anyone explain what a surety bond is and how I can get one?

lance baier

July 18, 2012

you guys are in with the insuraunce companys its a pity. way to cost people a benjamin without even askin our opinion

Eric Weisbrot

July 19, 2012

Lance,

I'm not sure exactly what you mean. Could you please clarify?

Eric Weisbrot

September 17, 2013

Elena,

A vehicle title bond is a guarantee that the vehicle is in fact yours. You can apply directly on our website and get an instant quote here: https://www.jwsuretybonds.com/estimate