UPDATE 6/1 -Urgent Ex Post Facto Document – This Request has been Satisfied

Posted 6/1/2023

NOTE: This request has been satisfied thanks to the member that provided a copy of the DMV letter.  The member was there to register multiple temporary addresses.  DMV would only accept two temporary addresses and asked the person to return when the other addresses were going to be used.  Because DMV could only accept 2 addresses was NOT his problem and he was not about to be turned away. He was insistent that they accept ALL temporary addresses and stayed there until the matter was resolved, only after DMV contacted Tallahassee for instructions. In the end, he was issued four letters, each containing 2 written addresses on the bottom.  The letters were than accepted at Sheriff Office as proof that DMV was notified of all 8 temporary addresses.

Personal information has been blocked, but here is an image of the letter in question:

https://floridaactioncommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/DMV_Letter.pdf

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Posted 5/27/2023

We will be providing updates on the Motions that have been filed in the last week,  but what we need NOW is a copy of the  document that DMV issues when you have attempted to get a Driver’s License or ID, but were unable to secure or update your driver’s license or ID at DHSMV during that visit.

DMV issues a letter confirming that you were there in person, but due to missing information or other reason, they could not complete your application for a new Driver’s License or ID.

The document is needed by 5/30/2023. Given DMV is closed for holiday, we are reaching out to members.  If you have a copy of that letter, please email a copy to [email protected].  Call 833-273-7325 Option 1 with questions.

Thank you

 

 


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28 thoughts on “UPDATE 6/1 -Urgent Ex Post Facto Document – This Request has been Satisfied

  • June 28, 2023

    My husband, John Larwa is facing one count a failure to register properly. We moved back in December from Daytona Beach to Ormond by the Sea. He went to the sheriffs office and got his address updated, then went to the DMV to get that updated and was turned away because he didn’t have two proofs of residency before he even got into the building. While we were waiting for the two proofs, we had two police officers stop by our new place and check on him. Monday I got the two proofs of residency in the mail. He was going on Tuesday and Monday night he got arrested. I really need so advice on how to handle this situation.

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    • June 28, 2023

      Please see our referral webpage for a list of qualified attorneys.

      Note that Florida Action Committee is not a law firm. We are not attorneys and the information provided on this website is not to be construed as legal advice. The posts and comments are the opinions of the respective authors and should not be relied upon without seeking proper legal guidance from a licensed professional.

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      • June 28, 2023

        I understand I’m just glad I found a weppage that I can talk on. I feel a little better knowing that there are others out here feeling the same way as me

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    • June 28, 2023

      Wow, according to FDLE’s recent motion for summary judgment re: address reporting violations, “Arrests do not occur unless the registrant willfully intended to violate FSORNA, has been notified, and fails/refuses to comply.”

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      • June 28, 2023

        Yeah, and the check is in the mail… ^^

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      • June 29, 2023

        Total lie: i submitted my paperork to fac. Hoping itll help

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  • June 1, 2023

    Yes!
    That is the exact same letter I got in 2016!

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