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- Renew your vehicle or vessel over the phone with a credit card.
- Send a copy of your insurance (if required) via text, email, or fax.
- We will process your payment and mail out your renewal.
- Ideal for customers living out of state.
Ready to make your vehicle stand out? 🚗✨ Our service can help you snag the perfect Florida DMV vanity or personalized plate!
Online Submission Request
For online renewals, please complete form and tap “submit request”
- We prioritize quick service to get you in and out promptly.
- Our goal is to make your experience enjoyable and hassle-free.
- Avoid long lines—life is too short to wait!
- Provide your vehicle/vessel information and a picture of your insurance (Motor Vehicles Only).
- We’ll contact you during business hours with your quote; we accept Mastercard, Visa, and Discover Card.
If after hours, we will get back to you on the next business day. Please send us a text to (954) 246-0500 if you do not hear back from us to ensure it is received.
Courier Services
Tags & Titles
Motorcycles, Scooters, Boats, ATVs, Golf Carts, and MORE
Lost/Duplicate Titles
Financed Vehicles: request title from lender and transfer
Out of state transfers
Commercial Vehicles
Registering new imports
Handicap permits
Mail Electronic Title
- Mobile Homes
Motor Vehicles
Full tag, title and registration transfer services
Title transfers
Lost/Replacement License Plates
Imported vehicles
HOV Decals
Antique/Classic cars
Replacement decals
Renewals
Vessels
Title transfers
Foreign imports
Issuing Registration on documented vessels
Annual renewals
Replacement decals
Dealer Services
Out of State Dealers can mail documents directly. We process and can deliver based on your instructions.
Dealer Plates
Transporter Plates
Title transfers
Marina Dealer Services
Shipping Tags & Titles directly to customers
Need help finding the right service? We’re here for you!
Our Locations
We have FOUR convenient walk-in locations in Broward County to serve your needs.
Don’t live in Broward? No Problem! We can still serve your needs anywhere in Florida & beyond!
East Broward (Wilton Plaza)
Address: 1881 NE 26th St #95, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
Phone: (954) 417-6130
Mon – Fri: 8:30am-6pm
Sat: 10am-2pm
Oakland Park (Behind Publix)
Address: 4861 N Dixie Hwy Suite 1, Oakland Park, FL 333334
Phone: (954) 641-8710
Mon – Fri: 9:00am-4pm
Sat: Closed
Pompano
Address: 1470 N Federal Hwy, Pompano Beach, FL 33062
Phone: (954) 246-0500
Mon-Fri: 9:15am – 5:30pm
Sat: Closed
North Broward (Deerfield Mall)
Address: 4056 West Hillsboro Blvd, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
Phone: 954-641-8710
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Specialty Tags
Our selection of specialty plates is only a fraction of the available tags.
To see the full selection, visit the state brochure site by clicking here.
Frequently asked questions
What Do I Bring to Transfer My Out of State Title to Florida
- A copy of your license/copies for all owners on title—your license can be from any state or from Mexico or Canada.
- Original Title—If your title is financed from another state and you do not have the title, please bring a statement from your finance company showing that payments are made.
- Florida insurance ID Card – you must obtian Florida insurance first
- Current Mileage
- Print, sign and date in section 12 of title application: https://www.flhsmv.gov/pdf/forms/82040-mv.pdf
- Bring the vehicle for a quick VIN inspection. If vehicle is located in another state, a local police department officer OR FLORIDA notary will need to complete https://www.flhsmv.gov/pdf/forms/82042.pdf – It must be original
Do I have to return my Florida plate?
Why returning plates should be important to you:
You can return your license plate at any of our four locations or at your local tax collector office.
- Financial Responsibility sanctions can occur once insurance is dropped from the vehicle if the license plate is still actively registered and associated to your vehicle. Failure to surrender a valid license plate when your insurance is cancelled or expires will result in suspension of your driver license.
- When you dispose of a plate by turning it into a tax collector’s office you will receive a receipt showing that the plate was surrendered. If the initial registration fee was paid for the vehicle that the plate was on, that receipt can then be used for credit towards a future vehicle registration to keep you from paying the initial registration fee when you purchase a new vehicle.
So that scammers do not attach your plate to their vehicle and go through tolls, red light cameras, or be used on vehicles that are part of a crime. When this happens, the name and address on file will be yours.
Can I get a duplicate title?
Can I obtain my title if there is a lienholder on it?
NO. A lien is when a lienholder (i.e., a bank, dealership, etc.) has a secured interest in a vehicle, mobile home, or vessel in the form of a debt due to the lienholder. The lienholder’s information is placed on either a paper or electronic certificate of title, in addition to the information of the registered owner(s) of the vehicle. The lienholder will be listed on the title until the lien is paid /fully satisfied and the lienholder has filed a lien satisfaction with FLHSMV.
How do I obtain a Title with two owners
- In Florida, vehicles, mobile homes, or vessels that are owned by two or more owners can have the ownership joined by either an “and” or “or.”
- Owners joined by “and” share equal responsibility for the vehicle, mobile home, or vessel, and owners must be present, designate a power of attorney, or have the title certificate signed by each owner as seller for the title to be transferred out of their names.
- Owners joined by “or” allows either owner to take individual responsibility for the vehicle, mobile home, or vessel, and either owner may be present or may sign a bill of sale for the title to be transferred out of their names.
Please note: When a title with two owners is joined by “or,” and one owner wants to remove their name, that owner becomes the seller, and the second owner becomes the purchaser in the transfer section of the title. A new title is then issued.
How can I be authorized to sign for the seller or purchaser
You must be designated as a Power of Attorney
When necessary, you can provide a general or limited power of attorney to a third party to handle your title and registration. FLHSMV provides a limited Power of Attorney for a Motor Vehicle, Mobile Home, or Vessel form (HSMV form 82053) for your use.
Do I have to obtain a new title in Florida?
A certificate of title in either electronic or paper form is the proof of ownership of a vehicle, mobile home, or vessel in the state of Florida. Most vehicles, mobile homes, or vessels are required to be titled, with the exception of mopeds, motorized bicycles, and trailers weighing less than 2,000 pounds.
You must apply for a title in your name when you purchase a vehicle, mobile home, or vessel; bring a vehicle, mobile home, or vessel into Florida from another state or country; or if the ownership of a vehicle, mobile home, or vessel changes.
Does my personal watercraft require a registration?
All vessels with motors, including personal watercrafts (PWC), operating on Florida waters must be registered and titled. As with other vessels, PWCs must also display Florida registration numbers, hull identification numbers (HIN) and valid decal (see image below).
Vessel registrations and titles may be obtained by the vessel owner from the county tax collector or license plate agent.
A person must be at least 14 years of age to operate a PWC in Florida. Anyone born on or after January 1, 1988 is required to either have successfully completed a National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) approved boating education course or have passed a course equivalency or temporary certificate examination. Additionally, they must have in their possession a boating education ID card and a photo ID card when operating a vessel with a motor of ten horsepower or more in Florida.
For more information regarding regulations for PWC, visit the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) website here: https://myfwc.com/boating/regulations/
Additional Boat Owner FAQ
For a complete list of FAQ for boat owners, please click here: https://www.flhsmv.gov/motor-vehicles-tags-titles/vessels/frequently-asked-questions/
How Do I Obtain a Disabled Parking Permit?
Section 320.0848, Florida Statutes, provides the authorization for the issuance of disabled person parking permits for both long-term and short-term mobility impairments and those certified as legally blind by an optometrist. Permits may be issued to driver license and ID card holders.
Disabled person parking permits are issued in two categories:
Permanent – Persons with long-term mobility impairments, or who are certified as legally blind, qualify for a permanent disabled person parking permit or license plate. Permanent permits and license plates are valid for four years and must be renewed by the permit holder’s birthdate. There is no fee for this parking permit.
Temporary – Persons with short-term mobility impairments may receive a temporary disabled parking permit for up to six months as specified by a certifying medical authority. Temporary disabled person parking permits require a $15 fee. If the need for the temporary disabled person parking permit exceeds six months, an additional temporary permit may be issued. If the additional permit is applied for within 12 months from the issuance of the first permit, no additional fee is required.
Any person applying for a new permit or renewing or replacing their disabled person parking permit must provide form HSMV 83039, Application For Disabled Person Parking Permit, completed and signed by a certifying medical authority (see list below). The certifying medical authority must sign within 12 months prior to submitting the application. If you are replacing a permit that has been reported lost or stolen, you must also provide form HSMV 83146, Application for Replacement License Plate, Validation Decal or Parking Permit. Completed forms and other required documentation must be presented to a motor vehicle service center.
Certifying medical authorities include:
- A physician licensed under Chapter 458 medical practice, Chapter 459 osteopathic medicine or Chapter 460 chiropractic medicine;
- A podiatric physician licensed under Chapter 461;
- An optometrist licensed under Chapter 463 (sight only);
- An advanced practice registered nurse licensed under Chapter 464, under the protocol of a licensed physician as stated above;
- A physician assistant licensed under Chapter 458 or Chapter 459; or
- A similarly licensed physician from another state if the application is accompanied by documentation of the physician’s licensure in the other state and form HSMV 83039 signed by the out-of-state physician verifying his or her knowledge of this state’s eligibility guidelines.
Disabled person parking permits:
- Must only be used by the permit holder. The permit holder must have their Florida driver license or ID card on-hand when using the permit.
- Must be hung from the rear-view mirror, with the permit number visible from the front of the vehicle, when the vehicle is parked. The permit should not hang from the rear-view mirror when the vehicle is in motion.
- Must have a valid, yellow registration decal attached to both sides of the permit.
Must display on one side, the permit holder’s driver license or ID card number, or the authorized organization’s FEID number.
What to bring for a title transfer?
Please bring the original signed title, bill of sale (if the price is not written on the title or there’s any alterations on the title), and Florida insurance if required. All vehicles must be insured before receiving a license plate.
If your title is from another state, we will need you to bring the vehicle for a quick inspection or bring in the original signed Vin verification form completed by a Florida notary or local police officer:
What do I need to renew my registration?
Please bring in your old registration and proof of insurance (vehicles). Electronic documents are acceptable; we can print them in the office from your phone. We can also process your requests remotely and have them ready for pickup. Simply text us this information with your request.
Vehicles financed out of state?
We will have to request the original title from your lender. Florida will not accept copies of titles. Please bring in a statement from your lender with your account number so we can send an official request for your title.
This process can take several weeks or months, depending on the state and lender. If your current registration has expired, we may be able to issue you a temp tag.
