Originally Posted by TVTVTV (Post 2319449)

And unbelievably FL requires NO annual vehicle inspections, unlike most states. There are so many unsafe vehicles on the roads, plus under insured vehicles. Unsafe cars on the roads really increase the number of accidents when it's left to the owner who doesn't check their vehicle or doesn't have to spend the money to fix unsafe issues.

Originally Posted by AMB444 (Post 2319283)

If I make an appointment at the Wildwood County Tax Collector/DMV site can I get my car registered/tags, new license and register to vote all at once? Or is there something that needs to get done first before the other.

Website is not specific about how to get it all done at the same time.

I'd like to make an appointment within the week of moving into my new place if possible.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by ronda (Post 2319645)

Are you looking to establish residency or domicile? If you are a snowbird looking to not pay income taxes in another state where you own a 2nd home, you need to establish domicile, which is a much higher bar than residency.

Originally Posted by JoeOwens (Post 2319673)

Where do you go if living in Lake County?

Originally Posted by JoeOwens (Post 2319673)

Where do you go if living in Lake County?

Originally Posted by Dusty_Star (Post 2319691)

Leesburg 1720 N Citus Blvd

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2319698)

Is there anything that you can do there that you cannot do at 7375 Powell Road in Wildwood?

Originally Posted by AMB444 (Post 2319283)

If I make an appointment at the Wildwood County Tax Collector/DMV site can I get my car registered/tags, new license and register to vote all at once? Or is there something that needs to get done first before the other.

Website is not specific about how to get it all done at the same time.

I'd like to make an appointment within the week of moving into my new place if possible.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by ChristyLeah (Post 2319772)

You need to unregister to vote in your previous state.

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2319664)

Correct. You can call yourself a Florida resident, but if you actually live in another state for more than 6 months per year, that state can tax you. Some states will use credit card receipts and other electronic tracking systems to make a case that you need to pay state income taxes and other taxes in their state.