#Florida dmv duplicate title request driver
#Florida dmv duplicate title request registration
#Florida dmv duplicate title request verification
#Florida dmv duplicate title request code
#Florida dmv duplicate title request License number

Additional taxes equivalent to Florida’s sales tax and local sales tax may be due.

Proof of sales tax being paid if the vehicle has been owned by you for less than 6 months.

#Florida dmv duplicate title request registration

If transferring a license plate that was registered in Florida, the previous registration or vehicle information such as license plate or decal number will be needed and a disposed of affidavit must be signed.

#Florida dmv duplicate title request code

Proof of Florida insurance with company name, 5 digit insurance company code and policy number.

#Florida dmv duplicate title request verification

The verification can be completed by an out of state car dealership providing that the information is given on the dealership’s company letterhead. If the vehicle will not be available to take to the Tax Collector’s Office, the form can be completed by a law enforcement officer, a Florida notary, a DMV inspector, or a Florida licensed car dealer. The Tax Collector’s staff can complete the Vehicle Identification Number and Odometer Verification (82042 form) (weather permitting) at the time of title application.

The VIN (vehicle identification number) and odometer reading must be verified.

#Florida dmv duplicate title request driver

The owner(s) and/or their power of attorney will need to produce valid photo identification such as a driver license, identification card, or passport. We will need an original or certified Power of Attorney form (82053).

The owner(s) or their power of attorney(s) must be present to sign a new application for title.

If vehicle is leased, bring lease agreement.

In order to complete the process, we will need the lien holder information including account number, lien holder name, mailing address, telephone number and fax #. If the vehicle is titled in your name, but it is financed and the title is being held by the lien holder, we will need to write your lien holder and request the title to be sent to our office.

The out-of-state title certificate and registration in your name.

To title and register a vehicle in Florida that is currently titled in another state in your name, you will need to bring the following to the Tax Collector’s Office: Please contact our office (352) 341-6500 for more information.

We offer a fast title service for an additional fee of $10.00, if the title needs to be printed immediately, as long as there are no liens on the vehicle/vessel.Īll title transfers may be processed by mail as well.

Sales tax will be collected on the purchase price of the vehicle as stated on the title.

If transferring a current license plate, the previous registration or vehicle information such as license plate or decal number will be needed and a disposed of affidavit must be signed.

Proof of Florida insurance with the company name, policy number, and 5 digit insurance company code.

The purchaser(s) and/or their power of attorney will need to produce photo identification such as a driver license, identification card, or passport.

The purchaser(s) or their power of attorney(s) must be present to sign a new application for title.

#Florida dmv duplicate title request License number

If the lien holder is an individual(s), their driver’s license number and date of birth will be needed, as well as mailing address. If a lien is being recorded, the lien holder’s name, their Federal Employer’s Identification number, address, and date of lien are needed. The Florida title properly completed by both the buyer and the seller in its entirety on the “Transfer of Title by Seller” section of title.To transfer the ownership of a motor vehicle or mobile home titled in Florida, our office will need to see the following documents: Requirements & Additional Information Florida Vehicle Titles This does not include vehicles from American Samoa, Virgin Islands, Guam or Puerto Rico. The VIN can also be verified by any law enforcement officer, a Florida notary public or a Florida motor vehicle dealer.ĮXCEPTION: All used vehicles coming into Florida from a foreign country must have the vehicle identification number verified by a DMV Compliance Examiner/Inspector. The Tax Collector’s Office performs this service as a courtesy at the time of registration (weather permitting). All motor vehicles being registered in Florida for the first time must have the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) verified (Form 82042).