Declaration Of Domicile

DECLARATION OF DOMICILE FOR DOMICILIARIES OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. This form is used by individuals who wish to declare Florida as their permanent residence in accordance with Section 222.17 of the Florida Statutes. This form is typically filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in a specific Florida county (in this case, Charlotte County) to officially establish the individual's domicile within the state. By completing and filing this declaration, a person is affirming that they have a primary residence in Florida, which they intend to maintain permanently, even if they also have other residences in different states. The form requires the person to provide their current Florida address and previous residence details, as well as any additional addresses where they may reside. If married, the spouse may also sign the form. This document can be important for various legal, tax, and residency-related matters in Florida, such as qualifying for state benefits, tax purposes, or voting rights. The form must be notarized or signed in front of a deputy clerk to be legally binding. www.FormsWorkflow.com