How do i fine the previous owner of my car?
11-23-2006, 04:40 PM
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go to the dmv, or maybe the dps im not sure. either give them the vin, or the license plate number, they should be able to give the info on the previous owner, it might cost u some cash but ull get what u want. u gonna kick his ***??? TAPE IT
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11-24-2006, 12:47 AM
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From the Texas Dept. of Transportation:
Release of Personal Information
We receive many requests for personal information, such as a person's name and address, based on vehicle license plate numbers. State and federal laws restrict the release of such information.
Some of the requests we receive from citizens do not qualify for the release of personal information. These requests include:
contact a driver who hit my car and drove away,
report a reckless driver,
contact the owner of an abandoned vehicle,
locate a friend or relative, or
locate a parent owing child support (we release this information to the child support enforcement division of the Office of the Attorney General but not to individual citizens).
We are not authorized to release personal information for any of these reasons. We are, however, required by law to disclose personal information only if:
you have written consent from the person who is the subject of your request, or
you certify the information will be used for a lawful, legitimate purpose.
To request personal information, you must complete a request form [pdf, 2 pages, 136kb] and certify the information will be used for a lawful, permitted purpose.
http://www.dot.state.tx.us/services/...n/personal.htm
Release of Personal Information
We receive many requests for personal information, such as a person's name and address, based on vehicle license plate numbers. State and federal laws restrict the release of such information.
Some of the requests we receive from citizens do not qualify for the release of personal information. These requests include:
contact a driver who hit my car and drove away,
report a reckless driver,
contact the owner of an abandoned vehicle,
locate a friend or relative, or
locate a parent owing child support (we release this information to the child support enforcement division of the Office of the Attorney General but not to individual citizens).
We are not authorized to release personal information for any of these reasons. We are, however, required by law to disclose personal information only if:
you have written consent from the person who is the subject of your request, or
you certify the information will be used for a lawful, legitimate purpose.
To request personal information, you must complete a request form [pdf, 2 pages, 136kb] and certify the information will be used for a lawful, permitted purpose.
http://www.dot.state.tx.us/services/...n/personal.htm
