Registration renewal notices are mailed in the month preceding the expiration of the registration. However, registrations may be renewed three months prior to the expiration date. Florida law requires license plates and registrations to be renewed before they expire. Mailing and residential addresses must be kept current.

Registrations expire at midnight on the owner’s birthday unless the vehicle is one of the following:

• Lease vehicle (staggered expiration according to name of lease company)
• Business owned vehicles expire at midnight on June 30^th
• Trucks over 5,000 lbs, semi trailers and 9+ passenger vehicles for hire expire at midnight on December 31^st
• Mobile home registrations expire at midnight on December 31^st

A delinquent fee is due after the 10^th day of the month following expiration.

Registration decals are placed in the upper right corner of the metal plate. Mobile home registration decals are placed in the lower left corner of the window facing the access road to the home. A mobile home registration is required for each unit of the home.

    Renew On-line: www.Go renew.com

    You must have:

• Your Florida driver license OR social security number OR Florida license plate
• Date of Birth
• Last four digits of your social security number
• Credit Card

     Renew by Mail:        

• Renewal coupon
• Date of Birth
• Last four digits of your social security number
• Credit Card

     Renew In-Person:

• Photo identification
• Proof of insurance (policy number, company name, company code)
• Your renewal notice, a copy of your registration, or license plate number

Biennial registrations can be processed on qualifying vehicles, mobile homes or vessels during an original registration or renewal. Biennial registrations may be transferred to another qualifying vehicle; however, they are not refundable. All fees are doubled with a biennial registration except for the initial registration fee, back tax, or mail fee.

The owner must provide a permanent residence address in Florida or if the vehicle is registered to a business, a permanent business address in Florida is required.