Which of the following is NOT used to prove Florida residency?

• A. Library card
• B. Driver's license
• C. Voter registration
• D. Utility bill

Answer: (A)

Proving Florida residency hinges on showing you actually live in the state and intend to stay there. Documents that tie you to a Florida address and ongoing presence are used as proof. A Florida driver’s license is strong proof because it requires a Florida address and demonstrates your commitment to living in the state. Voter registration similarly signals domicile and intent to reside in Florida. A utility bill in your name at a Florida address shows you’re receiving services there, reinforcing your residential presence. A library card, while helpful for borrowing books, doesn’t establish domicile or long-term residency and can be issued to non-residents in some cases, so it isn’t used to prove Florida residency.