Where is my certificate I need it for Florida DHSMV

TrafficSchool.com Says

Hello Veronica-

Thank you for choosing TrafficSchool.com for your traffic safety needs. Our Florida Completion Certificate Policy states that your completion certificate will be processed within three court business days and our office is located in California. Your completion certificate was just emailed to you as an attachment. You will need to turn in your completion certificate to the Circuit Court of Lake County Florida.

Florida Completion Certificate Policy

Florida 4 Hour Traffic School
Online traffic school course completion certificates are processed within three court business days.

Rush processing of your certificate will be made available when you complete your traffic school course Monday-Friday before 6PM EST. If you choose rush processing, your certificate will be sent on the same day of completion as long as you have completed your course before 6PM EST and will be sent via the delivery method chosen or required by the court. There may be an additional fee for this service. If you complete after 6PM EST, the certificate will be sent the next business day.

Traffic school completion certificates are only processed on business days (Monday through Friday).

Traffic school completion certificates are not processed on the weekend (Saturday & Sunday).

Certificates are mailed directly to the student.

TrafficSchool.com must follow the requirements set forth by your court regarding where to SUBMIT your certificate of completion. There can be no exceptions.

Certificates are delivered via First Class Mail for all counties. Additional certificate delivery options are available for all counties.

TrafficSchool.com will not be responsible for incorrect information on your completion certificate if the student provided the information in error.

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** The information contained within this FAQ is up to date as of 4/20/2020. We always recommend that you get the latest information available by contacting TrafficSchool.com, the DMV, or Court directly.