No - all DMV offices in Florida are closed as of March 19th thru April 19th. The FLHSMV is currently set to reopen on April 19th, but we are not sure at this time if they will remain closed past April 19th. However, the State of Florida has not at this time offered any relief as far as registration renewals, new tags, etc. Please review the site below for updates on the FLHSMV's hours of operation during Novel Coronavirus. You are still able to get these documents renewed via local auto tag agencies in the area.

As far as we know, at this time, the FLHSMV is not offering extensions to registration renewals and other standard vehicle paperwork during COVID-19. They are offering extensions on driver's license renewals at this time for those with expiring licenses from March 16th thru April 16th. Also, there are extensions on the Real ID requirements for Florida. Please keep checking back for updates and we will try to keep you informed as more information comes in on the State's plans regarding Novel Coronavirus relief. At this time, if your registration has expired, you are still at risk of being pulled over and receiving a ticket.

Executive Order 20-86 has created a lot of changes for the State of Florida. For drivers and snowbirds with second homes in Palm Beach and Boca Raton, this could seriously affect your ability to travel to your second home in the Sunshine State. On March 27th, Governor DeSantis began limiting travel into the State. Who Is Being Screened by the Checkpoints on I-10 and I-95? Everyone will be required to stop at the checkpoints. If you're from Louisiana, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and trying to travel to the State of Florida, you'll be required to isolate yourself for 14 days once you have reentered Florida, or for the length of their visit, whichever time period is shorter.

Due to COVID-19, Florida Governor Ron De Santis has extended all driver's license renewals for 30 days. This went into effect on March 16th, so if your license is expiring by April 16th, you will have until May 16th to renew the license and you will still be able to drive with the expired license.This may get extended yet again (we're not sure), but for now, you're legally safe to drive without renewing and you won't have to add that to your list of to-dos and potential stressors for a little while longer. If you need to get your tag renewed, it is very easy to do this online and over the phone. Just email us at [email protected] to start the process of renewing your Pompano Beach registration or auto tags today.

Our email has changed! While we're still receiving emails at our old email, [email protected], we encourage you to email us at our new address: [email protected]. When you're dealing with sensitive information like Auto Tags and DMV filings, you want to make sure you go with an auto tag agency that cares about your safety. We're proud to invest in the security of our clients, and we're excited to announce that in the past year we have upgraded to SSL, invested in encrypted email, and various other data protection methods to ensure that your information is kept safe and private. We do not collect or sell information from our clients, and we value your security.

Let us preface this blog before we begin. It's obviously not a good idea to text and drive. Nevertheless, it's also not a good idea to be unaware of how this new law applies to us. The new Florida driving law, called "Wireless Communications While Driving", started January 1st, 2020. What does it mean? How will it be enforced? When is this law applied? As your local pompano beach and palm beach auto tag agency, we're here to help you figure out exactly what the law means and how it will be enforced when you're driving. Your safety is our priority, and we know those traffic tickets can add up.

If your ride has taken on a foul odor that's baked in from the unremitting heat of the Florida sun, don’t haul it off to the junk yard just yet. Here are five ways you can banish the reek and get it smelling fresh and clean once more!

Ah, yes. Halloween. It’s that time of the year that ghosts, ghouls, witches, and Your Preferred Comic Book Hero of Choice™ take to the streets, bearing hollow plastic pumpkins and holding little old ladies hostage for their candy. Of course, if you don’t give them the goods that they demand, they’ll threaten you with the ever-ominous “trick” part of their rallying cry of, “Trick or treat!” It’s truly a wholly terrifying experience...

When you’re driving around here in South Florida, there’s sure to be a variety of vehicles you’ll encounter. We’ve got duck cars (hybrid car-slash-boat monstrosities that take to the streets and to the water), we’ve got seniors zipping by in golf carts, and we’ve also got those old beaters that are barely held together by a strip of duct tape and some earnest prayers...

While some things are best purchased new – for instance, toilet paper comes to mind – other things can justifiably be purchased used. One of the best things you can buy used? A car. Did you know that a car’s retail value plummets a shocking 9 percent in the mere moment it took you to drive it off the lot? Ouch! In fact, in the first few years that you own your car, it’ll only continue to drop in value. By the time your four-wheeled baby is five years old, it’ll be worth a scant 40 percent of its original value. And you know what’s funny about that? Cars these days are actually built to last, so buying a used car isn’t just an economically wise decision, it’s just smart all-around...