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The seller must complete the tax affidavit portion of form PWD 143 and/or form PWD 144, sign and date each. If the boat or outboard motor is required to be titled, the seller must provide either the MSO, Texas title OR out--of-state title/registration (whichever is appropriate by that state).

Texas Titles A title printed in the seller's name is required to transfer ownership of a previously owned vessel/boat and/or outboard motor previously titled in Texas. Check the Certificate of Number card. If there is a title on the vessel/boat, it will be designated "TITLED" on the card.

Under Texas Parks & Wildlife Code § 31.0466, if a person finds an abandoned vessel on their property they can apply for a certificate of title through the Department of Parks and Wildlife, providing they report the vessel as abandoned to local law enforcement through certified mail at least 30 days prior to filing an ...

The purchaser must obtain the signed title along with a bill of sale and should complete the rest of the application and sign. Do NOT purchase a used boat or motor without obtaining a signed title and a bill of sale from the titled seller or their legal representative (obtain copy of authorizing document).

All motorized vessels, non-motorized vessels that are 14 feet or longer in length, and all internal combustion outboard motors must be titled. A certificate of title is purchased at the same time you are registering your boat. In fact, you apply for your title within the same form you apply for your registration.

If you're registering a boat in Texas with no title, you'll have to first complete the appropriate form on the Texas Parks and Wildlife site to replace a lost of destroyed Texas title.