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When obtaining hunting and fishing
privileges and most of the associated permits in the State of Florida, the following
definition of resident shall apply and shall be verified each time a privilege is issued: |
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Any person who has resided in the state for
six continuous months prior to the issuance of a license and who has an intent to
continue to reside in Florida and claim this state as their primary residence. |
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following may be used as proof of residency: |
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Florida Driver's License (Florida Only or
Florida ID card are not acceptable) |
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Military orders showing that applicant is
stationed in Florida |
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Florida Voter's Registration Card |
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Statement from your Landlord indicating
that you are a permanent resident of the State of Florida |
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following: |
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Florida Homestead Exemption
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Florida Motor Vehicle Registration |
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| The Oath of Residency signed by the
applicant when privileges are issued does not prohibit a law enforcement officer from
requesting residency proof be shown again. Failure to do so may result in criminal
prosecutions. |
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| Aliens who have filed domicile with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court are not considered a resident of Florida. All aliens are
considered non-resident. |
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