How to Get Your Car Title in Florida

Getting your replacement car title in Florida isn't an easy process. That's why we made this guide to help you in the process of getting a new title to your vehicle!

How to Get Your Car Title in Florida

Looking for your car title in Florida? Not having a title could be the one thing standing in the way of selling your junk car for cash. Below, we’ll explain the steps you need to take to get your car title in Florida, so you can sell your car the easy way!

Florida is ahead of the game when it comes to technology in their DMV. They’ve officially gotten rid of the old paper routine and have switched over to an electronic lien and title system.

If you’re currently under payments for your vehicle, the electronic process makes it easier to gain access to your title once you’ve paid your vehicle off, and it makes it easier (and cheaper) to apply for a duplicate/replacement car title in Florida.

This is an automatic process in the state now, but even though everything is done electronically, you’ll still need a signed title in order to sell your car in Florida to CashForCars.com.

To get a hard copy of your car’s title in Florida, follow these simple directions:

Head over to the virtual office on the Florida DMV site.
Follow the simple, electronic instructions to get a copy of your title.
While most DMVs only accept checks, Florida’s online system makes it easy to pay via credit card. Although there is a $2.00 non-refundable service fee to pay online, which is a small price to pay for the convenience.
Be sure to have your VIN handy, which can be found on the driver’s side of your vehicle where the windshield meets the dash.

And there you have it. You’re one step closer to selling your car fast and forever. Once you get a copy of your title in Florida, head over to our Get an Offer page, and we’ll give you an offer for your junk car in just minutes.

Remember: if you’re currently still paying off your vehicle, CashForCars.com cannot purchase it until it is paid off in full, and the title is in your name.

This information is subject to change and is for informational purposes only. Be sure to check with your local DMV to make sure that all processes are the same, or you can visit the Florida DMV page.