It's been about 16 months since we went there, and you might be right about not needing to fill out the form you have. In that case I would just fill in the information asked for on the form that you might not easily or readily have at the tip of your tongue (if there is any) so you're prepared if or when asked.

I had to have Florida insurance to show at the Tax office. Sorry for not mentioning that before.

We changed the address for our auto insurance, they sent us proof of Florida insurance. We then took our title (Michigan is not a title holding state so we were in possession of it.) The title showed the leinholder. It was so easy, we received our plates immediately and were told that the title would be sent to our leinholder. We also received our voter registrations and changed our drivers licenses. The whole process took about 30 minutes and we left there with every thing we needed (albeit poorer!)

We went to the DMV today. No insurance needed for Florida driver license. Since we have a lien on our vehicle the lady did the paperwork for us and will fax it to the bank to release title to them. No charge for that.
The DMV will call us in the next week or two to let us know they received it. Then we will have to get Florida insurance before go back to do plate and registration.
FYI - if you use your credit card to pay for any of this, they charge a $10.75 processing fee. I wrote a check.

Thanks for giving everybody feedback on your experience. Finding out how to go through this process can be a bit of a daunting experience for most, even for someone like me with years of experience in this field.
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We went to Wildwood about 9:30 this morning. No lines at all, and very nice and helpful people.