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Non-exempt vehicles must also include an odometer reading.The title must contain a purchase price and name of purchaser.

Please Note: If you recently purchased or acquired a vehicle from out of state.For a leased vehicle, you need to bring the lease agreement and registration.Verification from the Department of Motor Vehicles.Out-of-state registration or renewal notice (can be up to six months after expiration).If a lien holder/bank has the title, you will need to provide one of the following:.Bring in Form HSMV 82042 , VIN Verification Form, filled out by a notary or other approved person as outlined on the form.

Either bring your vehicle for verification OR.VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) Verification.State-issued driver license / ID card (includes US Territories).The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) does not require proof of insurance for:.Proof of Florida insurance (must state it is a Florida Policy).To complete an out-of-state title transfer, you will need the following:.Unsure of how to complete a title? View a Sample.If one co-owner removes the other, the remaining owner must make application for title.When a title with two owners is joined by “or,” neither owner can remove their own name leaving the title in the name of the other owner.Owners joined by “ or” indicates that either owner can 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.Bring the original signed form along with a copy of the absent owner’s valid ID to your title appointment. If a co-owner cannot be present, an authorized power of attorney form, HSMV 82053, may be completed.Owners joined by “ and” indicates that the owners share equal responsibility for the vehicle, mobile home, or vessel, and all owners must be present or have the title certificate signed by each owner as seller for the title to be transferred out of their names.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” on their title work.