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Official Florida lender request

Florida HSMV 83060 for a title held by an out-of-state lender

The form connects the Florida office handling your registration with the lender holding the existing title. It gives the lender two documented ways to respond.

Open the official HSMV 83060 PDFOpen the complete Florida path
Source checked August 22, 2026This is a state request, not a lien release

Choose the Florida office first so the lender has the correct recipient and the office can confirm the current document path.

What the form does

It asks the lender to support a Florida title and registration

The form is for a vehicle or vessel with an out-of-state title and an outstanding lien.

Preferred response
The lender mails the original title to the Florida tax collector or license plate agency named on the form. Florida issues a title with the lien recorded and sends that title to the lienholder.
If the title cannot be released
The lender sends a title copy and a letter on its letterhead confirming the outstanding lien and identifying the vehicle. The intended office decides whether that response completes the registration path.
Use it in this order

Set the Florida recipient before contacting the lender

Do not put a VIN or account number into NewState Drive. Use the official office and lender channels.

  1. 01Choose the office

    Pick the Florida tax collector or license plate agency that will handle the transaction. Ask it to confirm HSMV 83060 and its exact return address.

  2. 02Prepare the official request

    Have the office complete or approve the state form with the owner, vehicle, lienholder, and agency-recipient details it requires.

  3. 03Send it through the lender channel

    Use the lender's current title department, secure portal, fax, mail, or other published channel and keep the receipt or case reference.

  4. 04Confirm usable receipt

    Record what the lender sent, when it sent it, and whether the Florida office associated the response with the transaction.

Keep the boundary clear

HSMV 83060 is one part of the Florida transaction

It is not the title application, a lien satisfaction, or proof that registration is complete. The office may require other identity, insurance, title, VIN, odometer, tax, or fee items for the exact vehicle and owner.

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Florida HSMV 83060 questions

Who sends Florida HSMV 83060 to the lender?
Start with the Florida tax collector or license plate agency that will handle the registration. The official form identifies that agency as the recipient of the lender's title or substitute evidence. Confirm whether the office sends the completed request or gives it to you to forward.
Does HSMV 83060 remove the lien?
No. The form asks the out-of-state lender to support a Florida title and registration transaction while keeping its lien protected. A Florida title issued through the preferred path records the lien and is sent to the lienholder.
What if the lender will not release the original title?
The form provides a second response path. The lender can send a copy of the title plus a letter on its letterhead stating that the lien remains outstanding and identifying the vehicle. The intended Florida office should confirm that the substitute packet fits the transaction.
Is HSMV 83060 the Florida title application?
No. It is the out-of-state title and lien request. The Florida office may also require the current title application, identity, insurance, VIN or odometer verification, fees, and other transaction-specific documents.
Official sources

Verify the form before sending it

Use the current Florida PDF and confirm the office's process before adding sensitive vehicle or account information.

Continue the handoff

Match the form to the lender holding the title

Choose the lender's title-transfer instructionsTrace a Florida title request that has stalledBuild the Florida lender request brief