DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS
For office visits, you must bring specific forms of proof for identification, Social Security number, and residential address. The checklists here list some valid documents. For more document options, visit What to Bring
- Proof of Legal Presence \ Citizenship
- Certified US birth certificate (Not Hospital Birth Certificate)
- Valid US passport in current name
- Certificate of naturalization
- Consular proof of birth abroad
- Alien registration receipt card (green card, Form 1-551)
- Original or certified copy of all marriage certificates or court orders that show your name change(s) (Uncertified photocopies are not valid.)
- Social Security Number
- Social Security card or W-2 form (Showing full Social Security Number)
- Paycheck showing number (Showing full Social Security Number)
- Any 1099 form (Cannot be handwritten)
- Residential Address (not post office box)
- Deed, mortgage, payment booklet, or rental agreement
- Florida vehicle registration or title
- Utility bill or hookup/work order
- If you don't receive mail due to living with someone, bring two address documents in that person’s name along with a notarized Certification of Address Form. You can find the form here.