Definition: For Florida's nonresident licensing rules, a person who has lived in Florida continuously for at least four calendar months within the previous year, or currently lives there intending a continuous stay of at least four months.
Example
An applicant who recently moved to Florida intending to stay permanently is a resident under this rule without waiting four months.
Keep the distinction clear
This licensing definition is not a universal rule for taxes, homestead, voting, or tuition. Florida residence is not required to obtain a Florida real estate license.
Related terms
Mutual Recognition Agreement · Applicant · License
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References: Florida Administrative Code 61J2-26.002: residency
Pronunciation (US): REZ-ih-dunt (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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