Declaration of Domicile at a glance
What it is: The Declaration of Domicile is a declaration of domicile in the State of Florida that you are filing in accordance and in conformity with Section 222.17, Florida Statutes.
Notary: It is sworn to and subscribed before a Notary Public.
A filled-in Declaration of Domicile example: a Tampa resident declares domicile

How to fill out Declaration of Domicile, box by box
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Place of abode

This form is for domiciliaries of the State of Florida.
After "I hereby declare that I reside in and maintain a place of abode at:", enter the Street and number and the City and County.
If you maintain another place or places of abode in some other state or states, you declare that your residence and abode in the State of Florida, the place of abode you enter after "I hereby declare that I reside in and maintain a place of abode at:", constitutes your predominant and principal home, and you intend to continue it permanently as such.
You are, at the time of making this declaration, a bona-fide resident of the State of Florida residing at the Street and number and City and County you enter.
I formerly resided at
Sworn to and subscribed before me
Notary Public and Identification, check one
More rules for Declaration of Domicile
List the place or places where you maintain another or other place or places of abode: the street address, city, county and state of any other place or places of abode.
Common questions about Declaration of Domicile
What is a declaration of domicile in Florida?
The Declaration of Domicile is a declaration of domicile in the State of Florida that you are filing in accordance and in conformity with Section 222.17, Florida Statutes. The place of abode is one you recognize and intend to maintain as your permanent home.
Sources
[1] Declaration of Domicile (7/9/19), Clerk of the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, Florida (the Official source link on this page).





