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(1) Where do I apply for a title on my recently purchased vessel?A: Applications for vessel registration and title certificates (original or duplicate) are to be filed by the vessel owner(s) with the county tax collector’s office. (2) How many days do I have to register a new vessel?A:The purchaser(s) of a new vessel have […]

To transfer a Florida title of a used boat to the new owner, the title must be completed in both sections by the seller and the purchaser. If the vessel is purchased through a dealer, the dealer reassignment also must be completed. Sales tax must be paid, or sales tax exemption must be provided at

Many states do not require boats to be titled. Proof of ownership on a used boat from a non-title state is the vessel registration. A notarized bill of sale is required with the registration to transfer ownership. If a title is available, it must be completed by the seller and buyer and submitted for transfer.

The Manufacture’s Statement of Origin (MSO/MCO) must be completed and notarized by the selling dealer/store for all new boats. A dealer sales tax statement, proof of sales tax paid, or sales tax exemption must be provided, or sales tax must be paid.

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Specialty License Plates Florida offers over 100 different specialty license plates for various organizations in support of the causes they represent.  The money raised from the sale of these license plates goes directly to the organization.  Since the inception of specialty license plate millions of dollars have been raised for the organizations. New specialty license

Mailing Address 6495 Caroline St. STE EMilton, FL 32570 All motor vehicles and trailers in the State of Florida must be registered and /or titled. It is the responsibility of the Tax Collector, in his capacity as agent for the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, to provide the necessary services and operations to accomplish

Annual license taxes, for the operation of motor vehicles as defined by Florida Statutes, must be paid at the time of registration and renewal. All fees are subject to change by Legislative Act. Initial Registration Fee: Section 320.072, Florida Statutes, requires a fee of $225 to be imposed upon the initial application for registration on certain motor

Proof of insurance (binder, policy or card) from a certified Florida agent or broker is required to purchase and renew a license plate in Florida. The vehicle owner must present to the Tax Collector documentation of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) in the amount of at least $10,000 and Protection Damage Liability (PDL) insurance in the

Check configuration availabilityComplete Personalized License Plate Application Your local Santa Rosa County Tax Collector’s office may assist you in determining if a specific type of license plate is available, as well as the choice for personalization and the total cost of the license plate you desire, including trucks (with a net weight of more than