Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles · Florida state form

HSMV 74034SP Judgment Consent Form

This form records a creditor’s written consent to remove driving restrictions after a defendant or debtor arranges satisfactory payments on a judgment claim.

What this form is: HSMV 74034SP collects information about the suspended driver, the claim, and the attorney. The creditor uses it to request removal of driving restrictions after satisfactory payment arrangements are made. It also includes the attorney’s signature and consent date, claimant information, and a notary section. The form says consent is valid for 90 days and directs the attorney’s office to mail or fax it.
Who needs it: A creditor and attorney may use this form when a suspended driver or debtor has arranged satisfactory payments on a judgment claim.
Why it needs a notary: The form includes a notary acknowledgment and says notarization is required if delivered to the defendant. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
How to submit it: The form says to mail or fax it directly from the attorney’s office. If it is delivered to the defendant, it must be notarized.

Questions

What is HSMV 74034SP used for?

It records a creditor’s written consent to request removal of driving restrictions after the defendant or debtor makes satisfactory payment arrangements on a judgment claim.

How does the attorney’s office submit the form?

The form directs the attorney’s office to mail or fax it directly. It also says consent is valid for 90 days from the consent date.

Is notarization required?

The form has a notary acknowledgment section and says notarization is required if the form is delivered to the defendant. Online notarization is available with a commissioned online notary.