Is your Sheriff’s Office requiring an itinerary for DOMESTIC travel?
A member has reported that when advising his local Sheriff’s Office of DOMESTIC travel, he was asked to report his flight information and specific itinerary.
For INTERNATIONAL travel that information is required by statute, but to our knowledge not for domestic travel, nor has it every been requested in the past.
If you have been asked to supply information such as flight or hotel details for domestic travel, please let us know in the comments below.
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Orange County requires any Hotel stay in any state to be reported, address, county and room number, as far as the “the last address you stay at”. Here in FL its confusing. The statute says you must report any address you are at before 72 hours elapses, but you have to change your license in 48 hours?!? So if you visit a place in florida, within 2 days you have to DMV it and register then donit again upon returning to your home address. Regardless, this amounts to lifetime monitoring probation. None of us should have to deal with this post sentence.
I don’t believe that is quite how it works. If you are staying anywhere for a period of 3 days or more in the same calendar year, than you must report that location and therefore register with said state and/or county. As for the DMV bit, unless where you were staying at was your new permanent address, than it becomes a temporary address and from my understanding doesn’t involve a visit to the DMV. However it pays to be sure on that matter.
Yes I give them the itinerary
I live in Martin county
Never really gave it a thought because you have to tell them where u are going and staying at
Is this person who reported “… that when advising his local Sheriff’s Office of DOMESTIC travel, he was asked to report his flight information and specific itinerary.” on parole, probation, or other type of supervision?
Yes, I was required to register all travel domestically, along with my hotel and flight information. I have not been on any probation when I did travel.
Yes. If you are out of the state for more than 72 hours, Orange County wants to know the details; when leaving, when return, hotel/location you’ll be staying (including the county).
Whether they want it or not, if you don’t establish a residence in another state (like a 2-day hotel stay would NOT be an established residence), you don’t have to report anything, unless the state that you visit requires it. So, for instance, you could stay at one Arizona hotel for a couple of days, then another in Arizona for a couple of days, and then come back to Florida or possible visit yet another state.
And actually notnhave to report it as you werent anywhere for three days…. interesting. So its not that youre leaving the state (unless on probation) that you need to report? Interesting
Two years ago when I went to NJ on vacation I had to give the hotel name address county. When I would be there and leave. I can only assume next year will be worse.