Renew a Florida DBPR Bureau of Elevator Safety Certificate of Operation
domain: myfloridalicense.com — Bureau of Elevator Safety · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Note that all certificates of operation expire annually on July 31 at 11:59 p.m., regardless of issue date.
Expect a renewal notice from the Division roughly 60–90 days before expiration, mailed to the address of record.
Obtain a current, satisfactory inspection from a certified private third-party inspector (two-stop elevators may instead verify a valid service maintenance contract).
Submit the renewal application with the certificate-of-operation fee before August 1 to avoid delinquency status.
If postmarked/received on or after August 1, expect the renewal to be treated as delinquent and to incur an additional late fee on top of the standard renewal fee.
Known gotchas
Confirm current fee amounts (renewal fee and delinquency fee) on myfloridalicense.com before quoting them, since administrative rule fees can change.
Two-stop elevators follow a different renewal path (maintenance-contract verification) than standard multi-stop units — do not apply the same inspection requirement to both.
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