neonhomer
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Re: [Florida] Renew tags in another county?
said by Hayward  : No you don't I transfered plates from a hurricane Wilma drowned car (and scooter too) near 2 years later to a new vehicle, no penalty just cost saving as long as not caught on the road and no insurance. Already been to the website to see about renewing them. The site tells me that because the tag is more than 8 months overdue, that I have to go to my local tax collectors office (tag office) and renew my plate.
As for mail in, if you didn't renew it last year, they wont send you a card for renewing the following year.
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Hayward
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July 23rd, @06:50AM
| That could well be... Key West is small, and actually tax/plate office is 5 blocks away... so never tried online for that.... just took the LONG expired plates to the office.
AND NO PENALTY FOR NOT SURRENDERING THEM THERE TECHNICALLY IS SUPPOSED TO BE. Just discount on new transfered reg. 
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