Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles · Florida state form
HSMV 74014SP Property Damage and Injury Release
Spanish-language release form for a suspended driver involved in a crash. The other party or a representative completes and signs it to release claims for damage or injury.
- What this form is
- HSMV 74014SP records personal information about a suspended driver and a crash, along with the terms of a release of claims for damage, injury, loss, or harm. The other party or an authorized representative completes the applicable signature section. The form states that all signatures must be notarized and that the release is void unless all signatures are notarized.
- Who needs it
- A suspended driver seeking a release from crash-related claims may use this form for the other party or that party’s representative to complete and sign.
- Why it needs a notary
- All signatures must be notarized, or the release is void. The form says this can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Make copies and mail one to each releasor by certified mail with a return receipt requested. If signed and returned, take it with the original SR22 to a local driver license office or mail it to the Bureau of Motorist Compliance address shown on the form.
Questions
Who completes HSMV 74014SP?
The form collects information about a suspended driver and a crash. The other party or a representative completes the applicable signature section to release claims.
Does HSMV 74014SP need to be notarized?
Yes. The form states that all signatures must be notarized and that the release is void unless all signatures are notarized. Online notarization with a commissioned online notary is an option.
How do I submit the completed release?
The instructions say to mail copies to each releasor by certified mail with a return receipt requested. If signed and returned, take the release and original SR22 to a local driver license office or mail them to the Bureau of Motorist Compliance.