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A Bill of Sale, preferably notarized, using HSMV form 82050 is required by Florida law. This form will need to be filed with the local motor vehicle service center and will remove the seller's registration from the vehicle and helps the seller avoid liability for the operation of the vehicle after it has been sold.

Proof of identity: A driver license or identification card from any state, or a passport. Identification must be current and valid. Proof of ownership: A Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin or out-of-state title. A completed Application for Certificate of Title With/Without Registration (HSMV form 82040).

A bill of sale is required to buy or sell a vehicle in Florida and is recommended for other major purchases as well. If you're buying or selling a business, a work of art, or a valuable antique, a bill of sale provides legal proof of ownership and an official record of the date of transfer.

Online through MyDMV Portal. By mail to your county tax collector office. In-person at your county tax collector office.

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.

For the buyer, the bill of sale serves as a basic requirement for either registering the vehicle or transferring the title of the newly-purchased vehicle. The bill should be completed and signed by the seller before being signed by the buyer.

In order to successfully complete a Florida title and title transfer form, you need to make sure all the required forms are filled out completely. You need to create a bill of sale that discloses information about the vehicle, such as the make, year, model, and color of the vehicle.

The buyer must complete an Application for Certificate of Title with/without Registration form, attach it to the title and submit to a motor vehicle service center to transfer the title into their name. This must be done within 30 calendar days to avoid a late transfer penalty fee.