Question 1

What does Florida residency mean?

Accepted Answer

Florida residency, or domicile, is the legal designation that makes Florida your permanent home for tax purposes. Since Florida has no state income tax, this can result in significant tax savings.

Question 2

Does Florida have state income tax?

Accepted Answer

No, Florida has no state income tax. This applies to wages, investment income, and retirement income. This is why many people establish Florida residency to reduce their tax burden.

Question 3

What documents do I need for a Florida driver's license?

Accepted Answer

You need one primary identity document (birth certificate, passport, or Social Security card), proof of Social Security number, and two different documents proving your Florida residential address. For REAL ID compliance, you'll also need citizenship proof.

Question 4

Can I use copies of documents at the Florida DMV?

Accepted Answer

No, the Florida DMV requires original documents - photocopies are not accepted. Birth certificates must be certified copies with raised seals from the issuing state's vital records office.

Question 5

What is the 183-day rule?

Accepted Answer

The 183-day rule is a statutory residency test used by many states. If you spend 183 or more days in a state, you may be considered a tax resident regardless of where you claim domicile.

Question 6

Does the 183-day rule apply to Florida?

Accepted Answer

No, Florida has no state income tax, so there's no day counting for Florida. However, if you're a Florida resident working in other states, those states may count your days there.

Question 7

Is this a real address or a PO Box?

Accepted Answer

This is a real Florida residential street address at an RV & mobile home community. It is NOT a PO Box or commercial mail receiving address. This type of address is accepted by the Florida DMV, banks, and the IRS for establishing domicile.

Question 8

Will the DMV accept this address for my driver's license?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Florida DMV accepts our addresses because they are genuine residential addresses at established RV communities. They meet all DMV requirements for residential street addresses. If you encounter any questions, our support team can provide verification documentation.

Question 9

How do I cancel my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Go to Dashboard > Subscription and click "Cancel Subscription". Your service will continue until the end of your current billing period. You will not be charged again after cancellation.

Question 10

Can I change my plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade at any time from your dashboard. Upgrades take effect immediately, while downgrades apply at your next billing cycle.

Question 11

Why isn't my mail arriving at my Florida address?

Accepted Answer

After completing Form 1583, mail typically takes 1-2 weeks to start arriving. The USPS system needs 3-5 business days to update, and senders may take 1-2 billing cycles to process your address change. If it's been over 3 weeks, contact support.

Question 12

The DMV rejected my Florida address. What do I do?

Accepted Answer

DMV rejections are rare and usually result from address format issues or unfamiliarity with RV community addresses. Contact our support immediately - we can provide verification documentation and speak directly with DMV staff to resolve the issue.

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