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Call 321-557-2010, email info@1stflorida.com, or use the form on the Contact page, which asks whether you are planning a move, a Florida professional, interested in a sponsorship or asking a general question.
Read the answer →There are two kinds of listing. Most places on the site, such as parks, beaches, campgrounds, places to stay and things to do, are gathered from public sources and published business information; 1stFlorida checks that each place appears real and open, removes ones found closed, and does not inspect, rate or endorse them.
Read the answer →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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