When reporting temporary or permanent address changes to the DHSMV…
Please reply with your response and the County (Florida only) in which this applies.
When you report to the DHSMV (Driver’s license office) to notify of temporary (3 days in the aggregate) or permanent (3 consecutive days) address changes within Florida,
(1) Do they require you pay a fee to report this information?
(2) Do they require you obtain a new physical Driver’s License or ID Card?
(3) Do they require you make an appointment or wait in line?
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This is why I avoid reporting temporary/transient addresses by bouncing between different locations in different counties. It’s all a trap to violate you.
I’m from out of state visiting. I don’t know if the requirements are different but every time i visit the sheriff office never tells me to report to DMV.
I’m confused about the whole thing because it’s i did then it would invalidate my out of state license.
I’m sorry to say it’s like a grey area never though about for us or was as punishment even though registry isn’t punitive. You have to report to sheriff office and then change your DL/ID within approved time frame. It’s stupid but what is supposed to happen with temp/permanent addresses according to Florida
Yes, yes, yes to all three. I recently just moved and have a permanent mailing address and permanent street address and I have to register every 30 days because I don’t have quote on quote a house it is said that I can just move move my tent/carport at anytime and I don’t have running water or lights that is why they made me a homeless transient. If I had a house I still could just pick up and leave I don’t understand this at all a residence is a residence rather a house is there or not. The statue says nothing about having to have a permanent structure with running water and lights.
My situation and experience on this drivers license issue is this:
My registration sheet shows 3 “open ended” temporary addresses in Florida (Leon & Orange Counties) and a permanent address in Iowa. “Open ended” temporary means seasonal addresses or vacation homes that are always listed on my sheet with no beginning or end date.
One of the 3 temporary addresses used to be my permanent address, and that’s what my FL drivers license showed and continues to show even after moving my permanent address to Iowa. Iowa doesn’t have this ridiculous drivers license requirement, and the DMV there told me they don’t care which state I have a license in – just pick one. Naturally I picked Florida because I don’t want to have to get a new FL license every time I come here for the winter!
Now that all of my Florida addresses are temporaries, neither the Leon nor Orange County registration offices seem to give a crap which of those temporaries I use for my FL drivers license, as long as it’s showing an address that’s matching one of those temporaries. I have been going back and forth between Tallahassee and Orlando repeatedly with no issues.
I certainly assume, however, that if I was changing a Florida permanent address, they’d make me get a new dr lic.
Volusia
no fee at sheriffs office
fee at dmv to get license changed
no appointment I know of, never took more than 15 there.
Staff has been amazingly cordial.
Flagler
Yes new card had to pay
Yes new ID card
Waited in line but you can make an appointment.
Leon County make appt on computer pay fee get new picture ID every time you change address
I only go to the sherrif/registration office for temporary address change like for travel. However the DMV does charge you when you do a permanent adress change and you have to make an appointment. Yes you get a new I’d picture also.
Which county?