Sean – you are in Broward. Broward allows registrants in emergency shelters, you just have to let them know you are there. This is a battle that we fought last year and were successful.
If you read the other posts, you will see that we sent a letter to FDLE asking for clarification on some of these issues.

Seeing that the start of Hurricane season is only days away, I have a question. I think I posed this question before, but look for additional info.

Let us say (God forbid) that another Andrew, Katrina came thru and we had to evacuate. That alone, would be stressful enough. Given that ALL Governmental offices would be closed DAYS before the Mandatory evacuation.
Now, even tho we are trying to do the right thing and let the cops know we are evacuating, we cant (they are closed). We cant tell them WHERE we are going (hotels are booked solid 3 States away), when (and IF) we shall return (KATRINA & ANDREW).
They provide NO provisions in the Law for a disaster like this.
So, I think my question is this:
Are we allowed to violate our “terms” (which I never agreed to) for the safety and well being of our selves, in a deadly situation??

OR…

Is FDLE telling me that if I leave, (dont know where I am going to escape) and a catastrophe hits, wiping out swaths of civilization, that I am still under obligation/law to report to a Sheriffs station that doesnt exist within 3 days??

Does FDLE have a plan? A Clue?

I have been to Bataan…but only as a visitor while I was in the Philippines. We must be careful not to give the politicians any ideas.

To Captain Charles,
FIRST, I know today we pay tribute to our fallen, to the ones who gave the ultimate price.
But you Sir, I salute. I just want to thank you for your service.
Now to reply to you on this convoluted law….
Have you ever heard of the Bataan Death March?? It seems like we are slowly making that walk.

You are allowed to leave, but if you fail to register, as required by statute, you will have violated the registration statute.

If you register a temporary address in another state, they do not put it on your Florida Driver’s License.

My question is .
If I have a death in my family and cannot get to my registration place before my plane leaves I am not allowed to leave ?
Also if in another state they don’t put the address on your license do they ?

You would have to check the laws in North Carolina.
Here’s a directory where you can find the office in the County you will be visiting.
http://ncsheriffs.org/sheriffs

As far as Florida, if you will be establishing a temporary residence in NC for 3 or more days, you will have to register here.

Must I also check in when I get to North Carolina even for a long weekend trip?

It is important that all RSO’s live such a life that no fault can be found and that their activities, restricted as they may be, are positive additions to family, community and the state.