VIN & Odometer Forms

Common Q&A about our Florida VIN Verification Notary Service:

What is a VIN Verification?

 A VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) Verification is a process where the VIN of a vehicle is checked and verified to ensure it matches the records and documentation. This is often required for various legal and administrative purposes, such as registering a vehicle in Florida, transferring ownership, or for out-of-state vehicles. 

 Why do I need a notary for VIN Verification in Florida?

 In Florida, a notarized VIN Verification is often required by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or county tax office for certain transactions. A notary public ensures that the verification is conducted legally and the documents are authenticated, providing an added layer of security and legitimacy.

 What types of vehicles require VIN Verification in Florida?

 VIN Verification is typically required for cars, trucks, tractor-trailers, motorcycles, trailers, and RVs, especially when these vehicles are being registered in Florida for the first time, are from out of state, or have a salvaged or rebuilt title. Some require odometer forms as well

 What documents do I need for VIN Verification?

You should have the vehicle for physical inspection, along with any relevant documents such as the title, registration, or bill of sale. Additionally, a valid form of identification is required for the notarization process. Our notaries can print and bring the FLHSMV forms

 How long does the VIN Verification process take?

The actual VIN Verification process is usually quick, often taking just a few minutes. However, the total time can vary depending on the circumstances and any additional notary services required.

 Can VIN Verification be done for vehicles not physically present in Florida?

No, VIN Verification requires the physical inspection of the vehicle. The vehicle must be present in Florida for the verification process.