How do I make a moving plan on 1stFlorida?
To make a moving plan, open My Plan from the site's main menu, or press the Start My Plan button on the front page or on a county guide.
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Yes, the county guide pages, such as Alachua County and St. Johns County, have a "Download this county guide" link to a copy you can print.
The link opens that county's guide as a PDF file, which you can print or save to read later. 1stFlorida.com has a guide for each of Florida's 67 counties, covering housing, daily life, healthcare, schools, climate and the places worth knowing.
The Relocation Checklist prints too. It tracks 51 practical checks, from first research through your first month in Florida, saves your progress on the device you are using, and prints a clean copy.
Planning information can change, so check important details with the official sources before you rely on a printed copy.
To make a moving plan, open My Plan from the site's main menu, or press the Start My Plan button on the front page or on a county guide.
Read the answer →The state starts the clock on the day you establish residency, and two deadlines come first.
Read the answer →Every Florida county, grouped into regions, with its population, typical home sale price, median household income and share of residents 65 and older, each linked to its full county guide.
Open the page →Look it up by address on the Florida Division of Emergency Management's Know Your Zone map.
The state starts the clock on the day you establish residency, and two deadlines come first.
You have 30 days from the day you establish residency. Bring originals.
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