If online, you should have gotten a receipt from the processsor (PayPal or Stripe). A check would show in your bank account. If anything is still missing, contact info@floridaactioncommittee.org and we will gladly look into it.

Yes. And it’s not belief. It is FACT! If the answer is so “obvious” to you, why don’t you cite to one (1) case where a person was removed from the Florida registry and then put back on without committing a subsequent sexual offense? One case.

Also from the time the removal provision was enacted in Florida until the 2007 amendment it was Twenty (20) years. Not 5, not 10. TWENTY! That’s fact. You can review every version of Florida Statute 943.0435(11) through 2006 and it was twenty. In 2007 the removal provision was changed to twenty-five (25) (effective July 1, 2007. Chapter 2007-209, ss. 2, 15, Laws of Florida). That has not changed since 2007. If you have the obvious answers, please cite to anything contrary.

We have enough of a burden challenging misinformation from outsiders, we shouldn’t have to challenge it here. It’s also important that those who read our site (including the comments) are armed with FACTS, not misinformation.

It’s not about belief. No one has shared with us any instances in which someone was reinstated after they were ordered removed by a Florida court. Not unless they re-offended. If you have info on any cases to the contrary, we want to know about them.

Im sorry but many are dealing with this as well. Many states you can even tier off registration but florida is life

You believe that? I know you had to spill coffee all over your new keyboard just typing that funny.. is that like the “your only on the registry if it was part of your sentencing guidelines?” Or how about your only on the registry for 5 I mean 10 I mean 25 whoops I meant life? …the list of only until ifs is a bit long to believe in tooth fairy, Santa, and easter Bunny’s now don’t you think? There’s country’s trying to put four year olds on the registrys..these lunatics have no morals, no limits, and absolutely zero accountability..

Anita is supposed to get back to me for volunteering. Yes in the military your as strong as your weakest link but together that link is the strongest!!keep the fight everyone counts! Every story and dollar counts

Take care of your kids first. Appreciate the donation. We know that some people can contribute more, some less and that’s OK. Some give $5 and that might as well be thousands given their financial situation. Every bit helps. Some can’t give anything at all, but they volunteer, they make phone calls, they help spread the word to others, and that’s super valuable to FAC also.

At the end of the day, we’re all in this fight together and none of us would ever be able to make this happen on our own. We, together – as Florida Action Committee – are making this happen!