Form ENF-SAL-221. Disclosure of Salvage Motor Vehicle - Texas

The Form ENF-SAL-221, known as the Disclosure of Salvage Motor Vehicle, is a document used in Texas to disclose the salvage history of a motor vehicle at the time of sale or transfer. The purpose of this form is to provide transparency and inform potential buyers about the vehicle's salvage status.

This form consists of sections that require accurate completion. It typically includes information such as the vehicle identification number (VIN), the seller's name and address, a declaration of salvage status, the date of disclosure, and the buyer's acknowledgment. Additionally, it may require attaching supporting documents, such as salvage titles or repair records.

When filling out Form ENF-SAL-221, it is important to consider:

- The completed form should be provided to the buyer before the sale or transfer of the salvage motor vehicle.

- Accuracy and honesty in disclosing the salvage history are essential to comply with legal requirements and maintain transparency with potential buyers.

This form is used during the sale or transfer of a salvage motor vehicle to ensure that buyers are aware of its salvage status. It helps prevent fraud and allows buyers to make informed decisions based on the vehicle's history. Sellers are obligated to disclose any salvage information as required by Texas law.

An alternative form that may be applicable is Form VTR-441, the Application for Salvage Vehicle Title. While Form ENF-SAL-221 focuses on disclosing the salvage history of a motor vehicle, Form VTR-441 is used to apply for a salvage vehicle title. Both forms are related to salvage vehicles but serve different purposes. Form ENF-SAL-221 is specifically designed for disclosure during the sale or transfer process, while Form VTR-441 deals with obtaining a salvage vehicle title for legal ownership purposes.