What documents do I need for a title transfer in Florida?
Reviewed 2026-09-29 · Source: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
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For a title transfer in Florida, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles lists 3 items: Assigned original title; Title application (HSMV 82040); Proof of identity. Confirm with the agency before you go.
- Assigned original title — The seller must properly transfer ownership; additional paperwork may be needed if a lien exists.
- Title application (HSMV 82040) — Check FLHSMV for the current form and transaction instructions.
- Proof of identity — Bring acceptable identification for the owner.
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| Florida title transfer or duplicateElectronic-title state fee on the FLHSMV fee schedule. Paper title, lien, tax and county charges may add costs; out-of-state titles differ. | $75.25 |
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Liens and Titles · Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles · reviewed 2026-09-29
Limitations: Private-party Florida-title transfer only. FLHSMV lists distinct original-used and out-of-state title fees; $75.25 is for transfer/duplicate electronic titles, not every transaction. Confirm sales tax and local charges with the county.
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