For a nomad using Your Tax Base, prepare mail access, accurate address records and a travel calendar before coordinating your tax filings.
Describe your actual living arrangement
Tell support whether you already have an established Florida home, are planning a genuine move or currently live abroad. A service address should not be presented as proof of a home that does not exist.
Arrange correspondence access
Complete the current Form 1583 process and confirm how you will review mail while abroad. Decide who will handle urgent notices, original documents and forwarding requests. Use secure service channels for identity documents.
Keep residential and mailing information distinct
Banks, motor-vehicle agencies and tax authorities may request different address fields. Follow each organization’s rules and report the actual facts. The ability to receive mail does not guarantee acceptance for residential verification.
Maintain the tax-preparer packet
Track countries and states visited, workdays, homes available, contracts, income and foreign taxes. Review foreign visa and tax requirements separately. A Florida correspondence record does not qualify you automatically for FEIE or end a former-state filing obligation.
Choose the next detailed guide
Use the Florida home-base workflow for renewals and documents, and the nomad filing decision guide for tax questions.
Sources and next steps
- USPS PS Form 1583 and identification instructions
- Florida Statutes section 222.17: evidence of an established domicile
- IRS: tax home in a foreign country
Source review: September 17, 2026. Service support can help organize documents; tax and legal classifications depend on the applicable rules and your facts.