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Mobile Home Payment Deadlines

Mobile home bills are mailed out in January of each year. They are due on or before May 1. Payment options can be found by clicking here.

All mobile homes in Gwinnett County are required to have a current decal visibly posted. These decals are issued upon receipt of tax payment. If you pay in person, your decal will be issued immediately. If you choose another method of payment, your decal will be mailed to you when payment is received.

If you believe you have been issued a bill in error, please contact our office. However, it is your responsibility to ensure that the title has been changed into the new owner’s name and that the registration form has been completed.

Updated 2/2/2010

Mobile home bills are mailed out in January of each year. They are due on or before May 1. Payment options can be found by clicking here.

All mobile homes in Gwinnett County are required to have a current decal visibly posted. These decals are issued upon receipt of tax payment. If you pay in person, your decal will be issued immediately. If you choose another method of payment, your decal will be mailed to you when payment is received.

If you believe you have been issued a bill in error, please contact our office. However, it is your responsibility to ensure that the title has been changed into the new owner’s name and that the registration form has been completed.

Updated 2/2/2010

Registration

Steps to follow after purchase

  • Have the previous owner sign the back of the title and give the title to you.
  • Look at the Statement of Account to see if the most recent taxes are paid. If taxes are due, pay them.
  • Visit a Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner Office with your title and tax receipt and have the title changed into your name within 30 days.
  • Fill out a Manufactured Home Change Request Form to request the name change on the property tax records.  This form is available at all Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner’s Offices.

Changing Ownership of a Mobile Home

When a mobile home is purchased, an ownership change occurs. This ownership change needs to be recorded on the title document for the mobile home.  The ownership change must also be documented for County tax records.

Mobile home purchasers will have 30 days from the date of purchase to apply for a new title. Failure to do so may result in a fine from the Tax Commissioner or possible litigation from the mobile home seller. 

Gwinnett County will only register or change the ownership of a mobile home with a title in the current owner’s name. Bills of sale, lease agreements, park reports, or a title where ownership has not been updated on the front of the document will not be accepted.

Registering a Mobile Home

Upon applying for a new title, the mobile home owner will need to register the mobile home with the Department of Property Tax by submitting a copy of the new title and a Manufactured Home Change Request Form obtained from any Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner Office.

If the home is being moved from another county, proof that taxes are paid up-to-date must be provided along with a copy of the title in the current owner’s name before a mobile home can be registered and a decal issued.  There is a $10 decal charge to register the mobile home.  You will also receive the inspection letter for you to take to Gwinnett County Planning and Development.  The inspection letter can be obtained only at the Department of Property Tax.

A Gwinnett County decal must be obtained within seven days of locating a mobile home in Gwinnett County.

Relocating or Moving a Mobile Home

To relocate a mobile home, you must obtain a relocation permit from the Department of Property Tax. To obtain a relocation permit, fill out a Manufactured Home Change Request Form with the address that the home is being moved to and the mover's name and address. There is a $10 charge for the relocation decal.

Note: It is unlawful to move a mobile home in Gwinnett County without a relocation permit. Any person violating this is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished with a fine of no less than $200 or more than $1000, or by imprisonment for no more than 12 months, or both.

Updated 6/02/2010

Steps to follow after purchase

  • Have the previous owner sign the back of the title and give the title to you.
  • Look at the Statement of Account to see if the most recent taxes are paid. If taxes are due, pay them.
  • Visit a Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner Office with your title and tax receipt and have the title changed into your name within 30 days.
  • Fill out a Manufactured Home Change Request Form to request the name change on the property tax records.  This form is available at all Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner’s Offices.

Changing Ownership of a Mobile Home

When a mobile home is purchased, an ownership change occurs. This ownership change needs to be recorded on the title document for the mobile home.  The ownership change must also be documented for County tax records.

Mobile home purchasers will have 30 days from the date of purchase to apply for a new title. Failure to do so may result in a fine from the Tax Commissioner or possible litigation from the mobile home seller. 

Gwinnett County will only register or change the ownership of a mobile home with a title in the current owner’s name. Bills of sale, lease agreements, park reports, or a title where ownership has not been updated on the front of the document will not be accepted.

Registering a Mobile Home

Upon applying for a new title, the mobile home owner will need to register the mobile home with the Department of Property Tax by submitting a copy of the new title and a Manufactured Home Change Request Form obtained from any Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner Office.

If the home is being moved from another county, proof that taxes are paid up-to-date must be provided along with a copy of the title in the current owner’s name before a mobile home can be registered and a decal issued.  There is a $10 decal charge to register the mobile home.  You will also receive the inspection letter for you to take to Gwinnett County Planning and Development.  The inspection letter can be obtained only at the Department of Property Tax.

A Gwinnett County decal must be obtained within seven days of locating a mobile home in Gwinnett County.

Relocating or Moving a Mobile Home

To relocate a mobile home, you must obtain a relocation permit from the Department of Property Tax. To obtain a relocation permit, fill out a Manufactured Home Change Request Form with the address that the home is being moved to and the mover's name and address. There is a $10 charge for the relocation decal.

Note: It is unlawful to move a mobile home in Gwinnett County without a relocation permit. Any person violating this is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished with a fine of no less than $200 or more than $1000, or by imprisonment for no more than 12 months, or both.

Updated 6/02/2010