In the state of Florida, all license plates are required to be replaced every 10 years per section 320.06 (1) (b), Florida Statutes. Once you have chosen a desired plate (s), see the Motor Vehicle Registrations page to learn how to apply for a license plate and registration.

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Form HSMV 83146, Application for Replacement License Plate, Validation Decal, or Parking Permit, accurately completed, by the owner/lessee. Contact your local county tax collector's office or license plate agency for fee information.

A transfer or exchange of a registration license plate for a motor vehicle that has been disposed of to a newly acquired motor vehicle in compliance with Sections 320.0609(2) or (5), Florida Statutes.

No, a license plate cannot be given or transferred to someone else. Section 320.0609 (1) (a), Florida Statutes, requires that the registration, license plate and certificate of registration shall be issued to and remain in the name of the owner of the vehicle registered.

Submit with application for refund, or surrender to the Tax Collector’s office or License Plate Agent, the license plate and decal to be cancelled and refunded.

Complete the application form and submit it to your local county tax collector's office or license plate agent with the following items: PROOF OF FLORIDA INSURANCE: Proof of personal injury protection (PIP) and property damage liability insurance (PDL) must be submitted in the form of a card, policy, binder, certificate of insurance or affidavit.

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.

Initial Registrations The $225 Initial Registration Fee must be paid when the owner does not have a license plate or record of a license plate registered in their name for a vehicle he or she previously owned (in Florida), to transfer to a newly acquired vehicle.

The ETR System enables all licensed Florida dealerships to submit license plate transfer information to the department electronically at the time of sale and transfer of the metal license plate.