Get FL HSMV 83330 2009-2022

Go online and update your information on the DHSMV website. Mail your information in response to the warning letter you received from DHSMV. Take physical proof of insurance to a Florida driver license office in your area. Call (850) 617-2000 and use DHSMV's automated system to update this information.

You have to be 18 to have a car registered in your name in Florida. A minor cannot technically own any property in his/her own name. Anything "owned" by the minor is actually the property of the legal guardian until the child reaches 18.

However, any bill of sale used in Florida must contain the name and address of both the buyer and seller and the purchase price. It also needs to be signed by the seller and sometimes the buyer and seller. Some Florida Bills of Sale must be notarized.

When you sell a motor vehicle for which you hold an electronic title, you can transfer the title electronically if the buyer agrees. You and the buyer complete and sign a secure reassignment document at the Tax Collector's office. The document states the odometer reading.

Make sure that the seller has completed the transfer section on the back of the title. Complete the Application for Certificate of Title with/without Registration. Obtain insurance on the car (and have proof of insurance). Complete the Florida Affidavit of Insurance.

Page 1. FLORIDA INSURANCE AFFIDAVIT. Under penalty of perjury, I __________________________________________ certify that I have. (Name of Insured) Personal Injury Protection, Property Damage Liability, and, when required, Bodily Injury Liability.

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Go online and update your information on the DHSMV website. Mail your information in response to the warning letter you received from DHSMV. Take physical proof of insurance to a Florida driver license office in your area. Call (850) 617-2000 and use DHSMV's automated system to update this information.

The completed original title with sale price, buyer's name and address, seller's name and address. Completed Application for Title. Completed Notice of Sale. Odometer reading verified. Your driver's license. Proof of insurance. Approved loan documentation.