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What if a child is not yet a resident of the State of Florida?

April 26, 2017child Florida resident State

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What if a child is not yet a resident of the State of Florida?

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Since legal residency is established through 12 continuous months of residence, children who are not eligible this year, but who continue to reside in Florida, will be eligible during the next enrollment year. Infants under one year of age who were born in Florida are considered residents.