Renew vehicle registrations
Approximately two months before your Florida vehicle registration is due, you will receive a courtesy
registration renewal notice. This will be mailed to the address on file. If we have an email on file, you also
will receive a courtesy email reminder approximately one month before your registration is due.
There are many ways to renew a vehicle registration in Volusia County
Renew online/Express Lane
Renew your motor vehicle registration online by 3
p.m. and you can pick it up the same day in one of our offices or have it mailed to you. You will need:
- Personal identification number (PIN - located on renewal notice in vehicle description area)
or
- Florida license plate number and date of birth
Renew at a self-serve kiosk
Take care of your tag renewal quickly and conveniently while you're out shopping. Visit
volusiatax.gov/kiosk to see kiosk locations and the types of renewals available.
Renew in person
To renew a registration, you will need:
- License plate number or state-issued identification
- Current Florida insurance
- Schedule an appointment at one of
our branches. Appointments are suggested and required for some services.
Renew by mail
Mail your payment and receive your new registration either by mail or pick it up at one of our offices.
You will need:
- If you don't have your renewal notice, please call our office at 386-254-4610 and request the amount
due.
- Mail a letter of request with the vehicle information, a copy of your current Florida insurance and a
check to:
- Will Roberts - Tax Collector
- 1847 Holsonback Dr. (*located with the Dept. of Health).
- Daytona Beach FL 32117
Convenient payment options
The Tax Collector does not receive any portion of the service fees.
In-office payments:
- A $2.65 service fee is added for debit cards.
- A 2.6% service fee is added by our third-party vendor for use of a personal credit card. This fee goes entirely to
the vendor.
- A 3.95% service fee is added by our third-party vendor for use of a corporate or international credit card.
Online payments:
- Bank account payments: There is a $1.50 fee for this online service.
- E-check: Pay using your checking account. There is a no fee for this online service.
- Debit card: Debit card payments are subject to a $3.15 service fee per renewal, which is charged by our
third-party vendor.
- Personal credit card: Personal credit card payments are subject to a $3.15 service fee per renewal, which is charged by our
third-party vendor.
-
Corporate/International credit card: Corporate and international credit cards are subject to a 3.95% fee, or a minimum of $2.65, which is charged by our third-party vendor.
Proof of insurance required
Proof of Florida insurance (binder, policy or card) from a certified Florida agent is required to purchase and
renew a license plate in Florida. The vehicle owner must present to the tax collector documentation of property
injury protection (PIP) in the amount of at least $10,000 and protection damage liability (PDL) insurance in the
amount of $10,000. Motorcycles, mobile homes and trailers are exempt from the insurance requirement. Florida
residents who are on military assignment outside of Florida are not required to submit proof of Florida
insurance coverage. This exemption does not apply to vehicles registered solely in the name of a non-military
spouse or dependent(s) of the military member. Required forms for military members are online at
https://www.flhsmv.gov/military/titles-registrations-military-members/
Change of address/duplicate registration
To maintain accurate records, all changes of address must be reported to the tax collector office within 20
days. It is the responsibility of each registered owner to ensure that the vehicle's registration is current.
Renewal notices are mailed as a courtesy service only to help facilitate the renewal process.
While there is no fee to change an address, duplicate registrations are $3 in the office, $3.75 by mail and
$5.75 online.
There are three ways to change your address or request a duplicate registration:
- Renew online
- In-person at one of our branches. Appointments are suggested but not
required.
- By mail. Send a written request with the new address, a copy of state-issued identification and a check to:
- Will Roberts - Tax Collector
- 1847 Holsonback Dr. (*located with the Dept. of Health).
- Daytona Beach FL 32117
Reasons your renewal could be refused
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles can withhold the registration of a motor vehicle for the
following reasons:
- Failure to comply with directives or pay fines ordered by traffic court. This type of suspension is known as
a driver license D6 suspension. For more information, please contact the tax collector office.
- Registration is paid by a dishonored check. This stop is placed on the registration owner regardless of who
wrote the check. Contact the tax collector office for further information.
- Driver license suspension because of delinquent child support. For more information, visit a local Child
Support Office or contact the Department of Revenue at 1-800-622-5437.
- Wrecker Operator Lien is claimed against an individual for recovery, towing and storage of an abandoned
vehicle, vessel, or mobile home. Contact the wrecker company (if known) or the Office of Will Roberts - Tax
Collector for more information.
- Failure to pay parking tickets. For more information, please contact the city in which the parking ticket
was issued.
- Failure to turn car over to re-possessor.
- Failure to pay toll violations. For more information, please contact the issuing authority:
Registration stops should be indicated on registration renewal notices.
Returned check/e-check service fees
Should an e-check payment be returned to our office as unpaid by your bank, Florida Statute 68.065 authorizes
the tax collector to assess a service charge.
- Check amount equal to or less than $50 = $25
- Check amount between $50.01 and $300 = $30
- Check amount between $300.01 and $800 = $35
- Check amount $800.01 or greater = $40
DO NOT USE money market accounts or credit card checks for e-check payments.
Renew online
Vehicle identification numbers
All motor vehicles being registered in Florida for the first time must have the vehicle identification number
(VIN) verified (Form 82042). The tax collector office performs this service as a courtesy at the time of
registration (weather permitting). The VIN can also be verified by any law enforcement officer, a Florida notary
public or a Florida motor vehicle dealer.
EXCEPTION: All used vehicles coming into Florida from a foreign country must have the vehicle identification
number verified by a DMV Compliance Examiner/Inspector. This does not include
vehicles from American Samoa, Virgin Islands, Guam or Puerto Rico.
