If your dealership did not provide an MSO when you purchased your new vehicle, you should contact them immediately to request it. Florida law requires dealerships to issue the MSO to the buyer so they can obtain a title. If the dealer refuses or is unable to provide it, you may need legal assistance or intervention from the Florida DMV to resolve the issue. We can help guide you through the process to ensure you obtain the necessary documentation.

If you have lost your MSO, you will need to contact the manufacturer or the dealership where you purchased the vehicle. Only the manufacturer can issue a duplicate Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin in Fort Lauderdale, and you may need to provide proof of purchase. Auto Tags & Titles Florida can assist with the process to ensure you obtain a replacement quickly.

Yes! If you purchased a vehicle out of state and have an MSO, you can transfer it to Florida to obtain a title and registration. Our team handles out-of-state MSO transfers, ensuring that all required documentation is properly submitted to the Florida DMV for a smooth process.

If there are errors on your MSO, the Florida DMV may reject your application for title and registration. Common errors include incorrect VINs, missing signatures, or wrong vehicle details. Our experts review and verify all Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin documents before submission, ensuring any errors are corrected to avoid delays.

MSO processing times vary, but we offer same-day processing for eligible applications. If all required documents are in order, we can expedite the process to get your vehicle titled and registered as quickly as possible. More complex cases, such as out-of-state MSOs or corrections, may take longer.

No, a bill of sale alone is not enough to register a brand-new vehicle in Florida. The state requires an MSO to confirm the vehicle’s origin. However, a bill of sale is necessary when applying for a title and should be submitted along with the MSO and other required documents.

Yes, Manufacturers’ Statements of Origin in Fort Lauderdale are required for boats, utility trailers, motorcycles, and other motorized vehicles. Just like with cars, an MSO is needed before a Florida title can be issued. Our team at Auto Tags & Titles Florida can assist in obtaining and processing MSOs for all types of vehicles, ensuring compliance with state regulations.

No, an MSO cannot be signed over to another person like a title. It must first be converted into a Florida title before ownership can be legally transferred. If you need to transfer ownership, we can help you obtain a title from the MSO and complete the legal transfer process.

To process your MSO and obtain a title, you typically need to provide the bill of sale, proof of identity (such as a driver’s license), proof of Florida insurance, and any applicable fees. Additional documents may be required for out-of-state MSOs or specialty vehicles.

No, Florida requires the original Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin for title and registration. Photocopies, scans, or digital versions will not be accepted. If you have lost the original MSO, you will need to request a duplicate from the manufacturer or dealership before proceeding with your title application.

MSO processing fees vary depending on the type of vehicle, whether it is an out-of-state transfer, and any additional services required. We offer transparent pricing and expedited services to help you complete your MSO submission quickly and efficiently. Contact us for a detailed cost breakdown.

If you need assistance with your Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin in Fort Lauderdale, we are here to help. Whether you need a replacement MSO, corrections, or out-of-state transfers, our experts handle all aspects of the process. Get started with Auto Tags & Titles Florida to ensure your vehicle is properly titled and registered in Florida.