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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.

A certificate of title is a legal document issued by a government agency that indicates proof of ownership of real property or titled personal property, like a car or a boat. Once ownership is transferred at closing, the certificate of title is proof of property ownership.

If a Florida certificate of title is lost or destroyed, the titled owner can get a duplicate by submitting a completed Form HSMV 82101 and a $6 fee to a county tax collector or license plate agent. The application will be processed and the duplicate title mailed within five working days from receipt of the application.

Vehicle titles show proof of vehicle ownership, while vehicle registration signifies a vehicle is registered with the state and cleared for driving on public roads. A state's department of motor vehicles issues both documents, but the vehicle title only needs updating upon a change of ownership.

Property tax, and 3% of the vehicles computer generated value in Highway Use Tax (some exceptions may apply) is also due at this time. The purchaser has 28 days from the time notarized to transfer the title or pay an additional $20 late fee. A $5 cash notary fee may be applied if notary services are required.

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