question about FL Resident tickets

[SusanDK]

Notarized! I don't have a clue how I'd get my birth certificate notarized. I'm a U.S. citizen that has been living in Denmark for 15 years. We are buying property in FL and will establish a parttime residence there.

I looked at the website that Martha provided and will have with me my passport, Danish driver's license, birth certificate, marriage license, social security card, and whatever else is listed to hopefully have all bases covered. But I sure hope I don't have to get any of those documents notarized as that would be impossible. I will not be visiting the state where I was born (NY) any time soon.

This should be fun.

Susan

 

[mamapajama]

Notarized! I don't have a clue how I'd get my birth certificate notarized. I'm a U.S. citizen that has been living in Denmark for 15 years. We are buying property in FL and will establish a parttime residence there.

I looked at the website that Martha provided and will have with me my passport, Danish driver's license, birth certificate, marriage license, social security card, and whatever else is listed to hopefully have all bases covered. But I sure hope I don't have to get any of those documents notarized as that would be impossible. I will not be visiting the state where I was born (NY) any time soon.

This should be fun.

Susan

I did mine by mail which is probably why I needed it notarized (plus some other stuff). If you're going in person & have a B.C with a raised seal (I was born in NYtoo) you should be fine. Plus you are actually a citizen, so it should be fine.

Elise