Moving To Florida

[Deleted member 152047]

All states have reciprocity now. Communicating with the DBPR can be a hassle (you don't need to communicate with them its all online), but getting a reciprocal license should be a breeze compared to other states....cough....Illinois...cough....Minnesota...cough.....Wisconsin.

Welcome to the Sunshine State! If you like steak, go to Linda's La Cantina in Orlando, it is worth the hour drive! You are also going to have a helluva view of the SpaceX launches, enjoy!!

 

[Lynne]

All states have reciprocity now. Communicating with the DBPR can be a hassle (you don't need to communicate with them its all online), but getting a reciprocal license should be a breeze compared to other states....cough....Illinois...cough....Minnesota...cough.....Wisconsin.

Welcome to the Sunshine State! If you like steak, go to Linda's La Cantina in Orlando, it is worth the hour drive! You are also going to have a helluva view of the SpaceX launches, enjoy!!

Yes, Yes, Yes to Linda's La Cantina and SpaceX launches. No, No, No to homeowners insurance and taxes.

 

[Carlos Danger]

Lynne,
Are you being swallowed by a manta ray in your photo? One more thing to watch out for in the Sunshine State!

 

[Lynne]

Lynne,
Are you being swallowed by a manta ray in your photo? One more thing to watch out for in the Sunshine State!

Carlos this coming from a man riding a shark photo.

I'm a Florida Cracker = born and raised in the Sunshine State. I don't ever remember a Manta Ray issue. We have plenty of sharks and gator attacks Every Year sadly. I hope the original poster finds this info helpful and posts again.

 

[Deleted member 152047]

Sting rays not Manta rays. Usually only an issue in summer in the gulf, do the sting ray shuffle and no worries.

 

[Riick]

Florida Reciprocity?
http://myfloridalicense.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/653/kw/appraiser reciprocal license

Question: For appraiser licenses do you have reciprocity with any other states?
Answer: No; however, If you are AQB compliant in another state you are recognized as AQB compliant in Florida.

 

[Deleted member 152047]

https://www.myfloridalicense.com/Ch...tCode=1012&clientCode=6403&XACT_DEFN_ID=12915

 

[Riick]

https://www.myfloridalicense.com/Ch...tCode=1012&clientCode=6403&XACT_DEFN_ID=12915

Yep.... Saw that, but there's still no reciprocal liscensing, as in you have a liscense in NY, just apply, pay a fee, and be liscenced in Montana, or wherever.

 

[Deleted member 152047]

You're splitting hairs. You have to take Florida law exam, which is not atypical. Other states have similar or more intensive hoops to jump through. For example, Ohio requires a letter of good standing from every state that you are licensed in, which is ridiculous as they can go on the ASC website in a few clicks and check licensure status.

 

[Riick]

You're probably right. But.
Years ago, a friend of mine was moving to Annapolis from Philly. To get a Maryland license she'd have to jump through several hoops. But, Delaware had reciprocity with both PA and MD.
So, get a DE license, and with that in hand, get the MD license. No tests, no checking education, just two paper applications and two fees to DE & MD.
That's Reciprocity.

Splitting hares nets you some tasty rabbit, ask any lawyer. LoL