Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts - Motor Vehicle Tax forms · Texas state form
14-317 Affidavit of Motor Vehicle Gift Transfer
Use Form 14-317 to document an eligible motor vehicle gift transfer. Donors and recipients certify the transfer and provide vehicle details.
- What this form is
- Form 14-317 documents a motor vehicle gift between eligible parties for no consideration. Donors and recipients provide vehicle and contact information and certify that the statements are true. The affidavit must be properly completed and signed by all principal parties before a notary public or an eligible county tax assessor-collector employee. Filing instructions explain eligibility, identification, and where to submit the affidavit.
- Who needs it
- Donors and recipients transferring a motor vehicle as a gift between eligible parties use this affidavit to document the transfer.
- Why it needs a notary
- The required signatures must be sworn and subscribed before a notary or eligible county tax assessor-collector employee. Online notarization is also described.
- How to submit it
- Submit it in person, with valid photo identification, to the county tax assessor-collector where Form 130-U is submitted. Include required supporting documents and applicable fees or tax; do not send it to the Comptroller.
Questions
Does Form 14-317 need to be notarized?
Yes. The affidavit must be sworn and subscribed before a notary public or an eligible county tax assessor-collector employee. The instructions also describe online notarization.
Where do I file Form 14-317?
File it in person with the county tax assessor-collector where the Application for Texas Title and/or Registration, Form 130-U, is submitted. Do not send it to the Comptroller.
Who can file the affidavit?
The donor, recipient, or an authorized agent may file it in person with valid photo identification. An agent must bring a completed Power of Attorney form.