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  1. February 8th, 2013, 09:16 PM #1
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    Question Florida Resident Question

    If I had a post office box in Florida would I be considered a Florida resident ?
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  2. February 8th, 2013, 09:25 PM #2
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    Default Re: Florida Resident Question

    No.

    Residency is determined as to where you are residing at - where you are living.
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    Default Re: Florida Resident Question

    Quote Originally Posted by drh 686 View Post
    If I had a post office box in Florida would I be considered a Florida resident ?
    No. To become a resident of Florida, you have to show that you live there, rent reciept, etc. You then can register your car.

    South Dakota is a good place to become a resident . . . . stay there one night . . . . taxes are low.
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    Default Re: Florida Resident Question

    What does your drivers license say, Florida or Pa.? I think it was after living in Pa. for 30 days I hadto give up my NJ drivers license which I did with glee. If I could ever talk wifey into moving south I'd be gone, not that I don't like Pa. Now I know why the elderly move to Florida to get away from the cold.
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