What is this form for?

This is a Transportation Order that directs the Sheriff to move a defendant to a designated port of entry in Texas.

Who signs this order?

The order is issued and signed by a Magistrate.

What does the 'Return' section do?

The 'Return' section is filled out by the officer who carries out the order, showing when and where the transport happened.

Transportation Order

Texas · Texas Judicial Branch

This document is an order that tells a Sheriff to take a defendant to a specific port of entry in Texas. The order directs the transport for the purpose of returning the defendant to a certain location.

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This form is used in a criminal case when a court needs to order the transport of a defendant to a designated port of entry within Texas.

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Common questions

What is this form for?: This is a Transportation Order that directs the Sheriff to move a defendant to a designated port of entry in Texas.
Who signs this order?: The order is issued and signed by a Magistrate.
What does the 'Return' section do?: The 'Return' section is filled out by the officer who carries out the order, showing when and where the transport happened.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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