Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Where are the cars? If both are in florida then yes. I for example maintain a vehicle in minnesota. It never sees florida. Hence it is licensed mn I am a legal resident of florida. If that helps. Also, to license in florida, the car must be in florida. You could and most likely would be challenged to show me the car if you will
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#32
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That is the correct and legal way to do it. Although, many people don't want the extra expense for two insurance policies.
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#33
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Never understood the 90 day rule. One could possibly be responsible to four different states. What to do ?
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I have 2 cars. I keep 1 here and 1 in NY. The one I keep here is registered and insured in FL and the one in NY is registered and insured in NY. My driver's license is NY which is my primary residence.
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#36
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Yes you can, but you will probably need a separate insurance policy for each state since each state’s insurance requirements are different.
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#37
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If you are a permanent resident of Florida, you must register your car in Florida. If you are a “snowbird” and live at least one day more than 6 months in your home state, you may keep your car registered in that state.
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Be careful when the insurance company asks you where the car is kept. An independant agent can help with the tricky questions. Skip |
#39
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You can register the car in Florida in Florida. And the car in St Louis in St Louis - I did this for my parents. I recommend using a National insurance company (Allstate or such) as it will make your life simpler if you want to ramp up and down the coverage when you are away.
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#40
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for years we had one car registered in Florida and one car registered in Massachusetts (which we left there year round)
we flew back and forth frequently and this made life simple |
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If you have a car that stays at your non resident state it can be registered and insured in that state. You can have vehicles registered in different states, but only one registration per vehicle. You will have 1 driver's license from the state of your domicile ( resident state). State laws vary on the registration laws, so check with the second state for their laws on the matter.
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I have 2 vehicles registered and insured here in Fl, and 2 vehicles same in NJ.
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#43
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Most states tax autos based in your address. Leaving Connecticut fir Florida I had to tern in my CT PLATE to get a tax return from the city I previously liven in.
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To get plates in Florida the vehicle has to be in Florida at least once because they do a vin verification.
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#45
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Cars are to be titled to your state of residency
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