Reciprocity List for Non-Resident Title Agents and Agencies

Florida Law requires that in order for a Nonresident Title Agent or Title Agency to obtain a license in Florida, the applicant's home state (where they live or have a principal place of business) must offer Resident and Non-Resident Title licenses and the applicant MUST pass the Florida Title Agent Examination.

The following states meet these requirements. Agents or agencies that hold a resident title license in one of these states are eligible for a Florida Nonresident Title license:

States with Title Agent & Title Agency Reciprocity

Arizona	Minnesota	Rhode Island
Arkansas	Mississippi	South Carolina
Colorado	Missouri	Tennessee
Delaware	Montana	Vermont
Georgia	New Hampshire	Virginia
Hawaii	New Jersey	Washington (Title Agency Only)
Illinois	New Mexico	Washington DC
Indiana	New York	West Virginia
Kansas	Nebraska	Wisconsin
Louisiana	North Carolina
Maine	North Dakota
Maryland	Ohio
Massachusetts	Oklahoma
Michigan	Pennsylvania

NOT ELIGIBLE for the Non-Resident Title Agent or Title Agency license

The following states DO NOT meet these requirements. The following states either do not issue Title licenses, or do not allow Florida Resident Title Licensees to obtain a Non-Resident Title license in that state.

Agents or agencies that hold a title license in one of these states are NOT ELIGIBLE for a Florida Non-Resident Title license due to the reason indicated:

Alabama Does not offer a non-resident  license	Nevada Does not offer a non-resident license
Alaska Does not offer a non-resident license	Oregon Does not offer a non-resident  license
California Does not offer a non-resident license	South Dakota Does not offer a non-resident  license
Connecticut Does not license Title Agents	Texas Does not offer a non-resident  license
Idaho Does not offer a non-resident  license	Utah Does not offer a non-resident  license
Iowa Does not license Title Agents	Wyoming Does not offer a non-resident license
Kentucky Does not license Title Agents