Home-address privacy rights by state
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| Jurisdiction | Citation | Protected groups in the cited law | Effective date | Review or sunset | Online property records | Voter records | Driver records | Public records requests | Publication or takedown | Request route | Duration | Limits | Court status | Source and check date |
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| Florida | Fla.Stat.119.071(4)(d),97.0585 and119.0712(2) | The 26 category paragraphs in subsection (4)(d)2.a-z. Each paragraph retains its own active/former, spouse, child and other conditions. Source | Not verified. No conclusion about protection or its absence. | Category-specific review dates appear in the exact paragraphs. Judicial and agriculture clauses have October 2, 2028 dates. Current county/city attorneys, gaming and clerk clauses have October 2, 2029 dates. The final public-officer clause has October 2, 2030. Source | The property appraiser or tax collector removes the protected name and instrument or official-record locator, rather than removing the street address or legal description when not associated with exempt personal information. Source | Section 97.0585 separately protects voter-registration Social Security, driver-license and Florida ID numbers, 16- and 17-year-old preregistrants, and specified registration-process information. A voter signature is exempt from copying. Election-administration disclosure remains permitted. Occupational address requests still require the separate 119.071 custodian analysis. Source 1 · Source 2 · Source 3 | Section 119.0712(2) applies DPPA confidentiality and permitted disclosures to Florida motor-vehicle records, including operator permits, titles, registrations and identification cards. This channel is separate from county property-record confidentiality. Source 1 · Source 2 | Category-specific exemption from section 119.07(1) and the state constitutional public-record right. This is not a private-party deletion right. Source | Not verified. No conclusion about protection or its absence. | Written, notarized request to each non-employer custodian. The request identifies the statutory basis, confirms eligibility and identifies the information. Source | Not verified. No conclusion about protection or its absence. | Custodial requests, professional access and conveyance rules remain material. A protected official-record residence exemption ends after conveyance as specified in paragraph 8. Source | Not verified. No conclusion about protection or its absence. | Florida Legislature, current Florida Statutes 119.071 Checked 2026-10-24 |
| Jurisdiction | Program | Program status | Administering office | Statutory or published categories | Application route | Substitute address | Voter records | Driver records | School records | Vital records | Real property records | Property limit | Official participant count | Count observation date | Statute or legal reference | Official program or law route | Source and check date |
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| Florida | Address Confidentiality Program | Operational official application route Source | Office of the Attorney General Source | victims of domestic violence or dating violence; victims of stalking or aggravated stalking who file the required sworn statement and comply with program procedures Source 1 · Source 2 | File the application with the Office of the Attorney General. Source | The published program provides a substitute or designated address. Source | Florida DOS identifies ACP participation as a route preventing public disclosure of voter registration information. Source | Not established in the cited sources | Not established in the cited sources | Not established in the cited sources | Not established in the cited sources | Not established in the cited sources | Not established in the cited sources | Not established in the cited sources | Florida Statutes 741.401-741.409, 741.465 and 741.4651; current 741.403 includes dating violence. Source | Open official route | www.leg.state.fl.us official text Checked 2026-10-24 |
| Jurisdiction | Law | Citation | Effective date | Right to delete | Opt out sale sharing | Global privacy signal | Authorized agent | Agent proof | Publicly available exemption | Broker registry | State deletion platform | Other protection established by this review | Source and check date |
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| Florida | Florida Digital Bill of Rights. The law has a limited controller definition and statutory applicability conditions. Source | Florida Statutes sections 501.701 through 501.719. Source | July 1, 2024. Source | Covered right to delete personal data provided by or obtained about the consumer. Statutory exceptions and compliance alternatives apply. Source | Covered opt-outs for targeted advertising, sale and qualifying profiling. The statutory profiling definition and exceptions apply. Source | Not determined within the reviewed source scope. | Section 501.705(1) expressly allows a known child's parent or legal guardian to exercise rights for the child. This excerpt does not establish a general adult-agent procedure. Source | Not determined within the reviewed source scope. | The personal-data definition excludes publicly available information. Section 501.702(28) includes government records and specified information made public through media or permitted consumer disclosure. Source 1 · Source 2 | Not determined within the reviewed source scope. | Not determined within the reviewed source scope. | Not determined within the reviewed source scope. | www.myfloridalegal.com Checked 2026-10-24 |
| Jurisdiction | Categories | Form | Office | Hidden fields | Duration | Statute | Voter file access | Source and check date |
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| Florida | Separate routes cover ACP participants and statutorily designated high-risk professionals. ACP conditions appear in sections 97.0585(3) and 741.401-741.465. Occupational requests use the Department of State's exemption form and require a written request to each relevant agency. Source | You submit a written request to each agency that may have your information such as your address, photo, and date of birth. However, you must fall within one of the statutorily designated classes of high-risk professionals. Please refer to the Department of State's Public Records Exemption Request form and follow instructions to submit the completed form to the Florida Department of State. Source | The Attorney General handles ACP enrollment. Occupational requests go to each agency holding the information. The Department of State publishes its own exemption form. Source | SSN, driver-license/state-ID numbers and the source of the registration application are withheld. The signature may be viewed, not copied. Eligible high-risk-profession and ACP records have separate protection. Source 1 · Source 2 | The domestic-violence ACP certification lasts four years after filing unless withdrawn or invalidated earlier. The statute requires a renewal procedure. This term is separate from occupational confidentiality under 119.071. Source 1 · Source 2 | Fla.Stat. 97.0585(3),741.401-741.465 and 119.071. Different routes have separate conditions. Source | Most registration information is public, including name, address, date of birth, party, phone and email. Signature may be viewed but not copied. High-risk-profession and ACP restrictions require separate statutory conditions. Source 1 · Source 2 | Florida Department of State, Division of Elections Checked 2026-10-24 |
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