Florida Resident Annual Pass--Under 18

[ancestry]

I moved to Florida several months ago and got my Florida resident annual pass as soon as I had the proper documentation to show I was a Florida resident.

My kids and husband are moving here in phases over the next several months. My 12 years old is the next to arrive and should be here this upcoming week.

When I take her to get her Florida resident annual pass do I need to show anything for her? Do I have to prove Florida residency in anyway for her or reprove mine?

Just wondering if I need to drag my lease and utility bills with me which I would rather not do as I don't want to carry them around if we head straight into the park. I still never got my Florida driver's license because I would have to take a day off work to do so and I don't get time off during the initial probationary period.

Thanks!

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

You do not for your children.

When your husband comes, he will have to prove his.

What I am not sure of, is since you bought yours separately--if having the pass is sufficient enough when you go to get the child's.

Sidebar--you are supposed to get your DL within 30 days of establishing residency. I'm not sure when you plan to get it. But should you get pulled over after that grace period, it could mean a ticket and fine for you. I am surprised your employer is not
accommodating for this. I think it is the same for your tags.