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What Do You Need for Gifting a Car in Florida? If you are giving someone a vehicle in Florida, transfer your Florida title to the new owner as if you were selling the vehicle. You need the certificate of title and a bill of sale, form HSMV 83330, the Florida Insurance Affidavit, title fees, and registration fees.

A statement of non-ownership is a specific legal document confirming that you don't own a vehicle. It's used in many situations, including the following ones: A person you sold your car to has made a traffic violation or got a parking fine, and you are the one who receives the notice. You were penalized for DUI.

Visit FloridaDrivingRecord.com to request an official vehicle status report. You can also enter a vehicle's license plate number on the website to determine if the tag is registered to a different vehicle. The report lists the VIN, year, make and model of the vehicle associated with the plate number.

A statement of non-ownership is a specific legal document confirming that you don't own a vehicle. It's used in many situations, including the following ones: A person you sold your car to has made a traffic violation or got a parking fine, and you are the one who receives the notice. You were penalized for DUI.

Lost Registrations A duplicate of a lost vehicle registration can be issued at any branch office of any Florida Tax Collector. The license plate number, decal number, or vehicle identification number and a valid photo ID is required for the issuance.

Florida, and every other state in the country, provide driver and motor vehicle records within the guidelines of the Federal Driver Privacy and Protection Act (DPPA). Under Florida law, motor vehicle and driver license information are public information.

Section 709.2105(2), Florida Statutes, states: A power of attorney must be signed by the principal and by two subscribing witnesses and be acknowledged by the principal before a notary public or as otherwise provided in s. 695.03.

A non-use affidavit, on which the applicant certifies that the vehicle was not in use for the period from the previous registration (or purchase) until the effective date of the Florida IRP registration. When needed, the Bureau will provide this form to the applicant.