Can I Register A Car For Someone Else I Florida

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01-24-2013, 02:32 PM

Location: Myrtle Beach 3,381 posts, read 8,595,247 times Reputation: 2932

I have pretty much been given a classic car from my family unit. Information technology just arrived from Alaska. It has an Alaska Championship and is Registered in Alaska under my Mom's name. Patently I need to annals it in Florida and need to put Florida Insurance on it. Can I register the vehicle in my proper name with it having my Mom'due south name on the electric current title and registration? My name is on neither certificate. Information technology's still "her" automobile and so she does not desire to do a Beak of Sale so I can put the Title in my name.

01-24-2013, 04:44 PM

vaughanwilliams Location: Lincoln County Road or Armageddon 4,349 posts, read 6,369,115 times Reputation: 6003

I'grand no adept, but I don't recall so. Can't you register in your Mom's name?

01-25-2013, 10:56 AM

Location: Myrtle Embankment three,381 posts, read 8,595,247 times Reputation: 2932

Quote: Originally Posted by vaughanwilliams I'm no expert, but I don't think so. Can't yous register in your Mom's proper noun? She is not a resident here. And then if I register information technology in her name... I probably can't insure it, because I take no insurable interest in the auto. Looks like she might need to sign over the championship. This could be fun....

01-25-2013, 11:57 AM

lkm370 2,644 posts, read 2,251,769 times Reputation: 1925

My former car that I was paying off was registered in my name and the insurance in my name only the title was in my dads name. So I'm bold you lot can but and then again it was a florida title

01-25-2013, 01:07 PM

Location: Myrtle Embankment 3,381 posts, read viii,595,247 times Reputation: 2932

Wondering if I can but get out information technology registered in Alaska, since that is where the owner lives and insure it with Florida insurance.

01-25-2013, 02:25 PM

vtallison Location: Florida 198 posts, read 425,507 times Reputation: 179

Maybe a call to the DMV is in club since this is an oddball situation?

01-25-2013, 04:45 PM

vaughanwilliams Location: Lincoln County Road or Armageddon 4,349 posts, read 6,369,115 times Reputation: 6003

Quote: Originally Posted by FloridaKash Wondering if I can only leave it registered in Alaska, since that is where the owner lives and insure it with Florida insurance. You're suppose to get Fl. tags within 10 days (or something like that) of accepting a task or enrolling a kid. Don't know how heavily information technology's enforced, though. Car Registration Florida

01-25-2013, 04:54 PM

TXRyan23 Location: Houston, TX 4,678 posts, read 9,262,358 times Reputation: 1960

You lot have a few options.. You can go a form from the State of Florida that you lot tin can fax to your female parent, it'due south basically a "power of attorney" form for y'all to annals the car for her, in her name, in Florida. If that's non an choice, yous'll have to have her sign off on the title. She won't take to say she sold information technology to you for money, she tin claim the machine was a "gift" which will exempt you from a large pct of the taxes.

01-26-2013, 06:27 AM

old_cold Location: Florida 22,752 posts, read 23,695,571 times Reputation: 26939

Long term leased vehicles aren't owned....would the process for them exist the same or similar? But,obviously, DMV would answer the question better than any of us accept

01-26-2013, 07:58 AM

Dollydo Location: Florida 2,291 posts, read 5,455,227 times Reputation: 5271

Florida DMV website has a Power Of Attorney grade that you tin can print out and use to register for a tag.

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