Died leaving a Will

Electronic titles or e-titles are motor vehicle, mobile home or vessel titles held in an electronic form by the Department.
E-titles prove ownership of a motor vehicle, mobile home or vessel the same way a paper title does.

is used to request a personalized plate

Owner(s), lien holder, and insurance company

One who owns property with another.

A person named in a decedent's Will to carry out the provision of the Will. They are usually called "personal representatives" in modern wills;

Owners with e-titles can request a paper title be printed, which can be mailed to them with a service fee of $2.50.
Owners with e-titles can obtain a paper title immediately while they wait (fast title) at the tag office for $10.00.
The same documents and proof of identification required to apply for a paper title are also required for an e-title.

The annual fee for a Trees Are Cool specialty license plate is request for a personalized plate:

“Good Faith Effort”
TL-26/07 and Expert

Normally used when the decedent leaves only personal property and the value of the estate subject to administration does not exceed $60,000

Ownership in names of both husband and wife, upon death of the other.

Individual is the lienholder
Multi-Individual Business customer is the lienholder
Pre-existing out-of-state lien
Government entity is the lienholder
Trust is the lienholder
Lien is court ordered
Delinquent Support Lien
Lien received prior to Feb. 9, 2013
Business is an infrequent lienholder
TL-69

is used to request for a sample specialty plate:

15 calendar days

A transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle mandated or required by law.

Surviving co-owner receives all rights to the vehicle (whether husband & wife or NOT husband & wife)

Replaces paper titles with electronic titles, which for lienholders reduces handling, storing, and mailing costs associated with paper titles.

6-8 weeks

Document required for a Florida Record when applying for a Certificate of Title?
TL – 26-11/Expert/Title/Towing and Storage

A deceased person.

A legal declaration of a person’s intentions as to disposal of his/her property.

As of January 1, 2013, participation in the Electronic Lien Title (ELT) Program became mandatory for all dealers, finance companies or entities that are in the business or practice of financing vehicles, mobile homes or vessels in the state of Florida (Ch. 319.27(7) and s.328.15 F.S.).

Which type of license plate is NOT considered a Specialty Plate

is needed in order to have a certificate of destruction issued?

Person who inherits or is entitled to inherit the property of a deceased person.