Notary and Title Company
Authorized by the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles – Serving the Public, Dealerships and Fleets
FAST TAG TITLE AND LICENSE is an Authorized Public Tag Agent, Notary, and Auto Title Company with two locations in South Louisiana. We pride ourselves on upholding the highest industry standards in notary, title and registration services. No appointment needed, just walk in!
Expert Services
Notary
Title Transfers (New and Used)
Title Transfers (New and Used)
- Bill of Sale
- Affidavit
- Act of Donation
- Act of Correction
- Power of Attorney
- Title Transfers
- Proof of Residency
- Inventory of All Forms
Title Transfers (New and Used)
Title Transfers (New and Used)
Title Transfers (New and Used)
- Cars, Trucks, SUV's
- Campers
- Motorcycles
- Boat Trailers
- Utility Trailers
- RVs
- Louisiana Public Tag Association
Dealership and Fleet Accounts
Title Transfers (New and Used)
Dealership and Fleet Accounts
- Dealership/Business Accounts
- Out-Of-State Dealers (we process titles for all 64 parishes)
- Registration Renewals
- Fleet Services
- Duplicate Titles
- Record Liens / Cancel Liens
- Cancel Plates
- Drop-Off Service
- Handicap Plates and Hang-Tags
- Lost Plates
Get a REAL ID at Fast Tag Title and License
What is a REAL ID?
The REAL ID is a federally compliant form of identification that will be required for air travel and access to certain federal buildings starting May 7, 2025. It is part of a nationwide effort to enhance the security of state-issued driver’s licenses and ID cards.
As a Louisiana Authorized Public Tag Agent, FAST TAG TITLE & LICENSE can guide you through the process to ensure you have everything you need to get your REAL ID without delays.
Why Do You Need a REAL ID?
Beginning May 7, 2025, you will need a REAL ID-compliant license or ID (or a passport) to:
- Board domestic commercial flights
- Enter federal buildings and military bases
Without one, you may be denied entry or boarding, even for domestic travel.
What Documents Are Required to Get a REAL ID?
To apply for a REAL ID, you must bring the following original documents (no copies):
Proof of Identity
- Valid U.S. passport or birth certificate
Proof of Social Security Number
- Social Security card
- W-2 form or pay stub with full SSN
Two Proofs of Louisiana Residency
- Utility bill
- Lease or mortgage statement
- Vehicle registration or insurance policy
All documents must be originals- no copies. If your name on Birth Certificate does NOT match DL\ID bring legal proof of the name change. (e.g. Marriage Certificate)
Need Help? We’re Here for You!
At FAST TAG TITLE and LICENSE, we help make the REAL ID process quick and simple. Unsure which documents to bring? Stop by or give us a call — we’ll walk you through it step by step.
📍 Visit us at our Franklin or Houma location or contact us today!
Louisiana Graduated Driver's License Laws
All students enrolled in a driver education program must present a Temporary Instructional Permit (TIP) to the enrolled driver education provider prior to the administration of the knowledge test, behind the wheel instruction, and road skills testing.
The student must have the TIP in their possession when operating a motor vehicle during the behind the wheel portion of instruction, when accompanied by a licensed driver education instructor, and during the administration of a road skills test.
Upon completion of driver's education, Proof of completion of the driver's education course and any other documents will be required. The TIP will be surrendered.
Color and orientation will be different for licenses issued to residents under 21 years of age.
Age 14 - Eligible for classroom instruction ONLY
Students may participate in the classroom instruction if they are, at a minimum, in the eighth grade and within 90 days of their 15th birthday. Students cannot participate in the behind-the-wheel training until the age of 15.
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Age 15 - Eligible for Learner's Permit
Pre-licensing requirements
- Successful completion of 38-hour driver's education course.
- Pass visual exam.
- Pass knowledge test with OMV or driving school.
Restrictions (02)
- Must be accompanied by a licensed parent, guardian, or adult at least age 21 years old, or licensed sibling at least age 18 years old.
- No cell phone usage, including hands free.
- Must complete at least 50 hours of supervised driving, 15 of those hours at night.
Age 16 - Eligible for Intermediate License
Pre-Licensing requirement
- Possess Learner's Permit for a minimum of 180 days.
- Completed 50 hours of supervised driving, 150 of those hours at night.
- Pass road skills test with driving school.
- A parent or legal guardian shall attest that the pre-licensing requirements have been met by providing a signed statement.
- No at-fault crashes with learner's permit.
- No moving violations with learner's permit
- No seat belt, curfew, drug, or alcohol law violations.
Restrictions (61)
- Restricted driving between 11 p.m. - 5 a.m. unless with licensed parent/guardian, licensed adult at least 21 years old, or licensed sibling 18 years or older.
- Unless accompanied by a licensed adult 21 years old or older, the teen may not transport more than one passenger under age 21 and who is not an immediate family member, between the hours of 6 p.m. - 5 a.m.
- Drivers 17 years old and under are prohibited from using cell phones for talk, text (read, write, or send), unless for emergencies.
- Drivers shall ensure all passengers are properly seat belted prior to placing vehicle in motion.
- The term "Intermediate" will be depicted on the driver's license.
Age 17 - Eligible for Class "E" License
Pre-licensing requirement
- Complete requirements for Intermediate License or complete 38-hour driver's education course and road skills test.
- No at-fault crashes (12 consecutive months).
- No moving violations (12 consecutive months).
- No seat belt, curfew, drug, or alcohol law violations (12 consecutive months).
Restrictions
- Drivers 17 years old and under are prohibited from using cell phones for talk, text (read, write, or send), unless for emergencies.