This form allows residents to update contact, household, and emergency information to
ensure accurate Association records and effective communication
Important: If you revoke electronic notice consent, the Association must remove the email address used for electronic notices from Association records for that purpose.
Florida Legal Notices, Governance
Notices & Consents
Consent to Receive Association Notices by
Electronic Transmission (Florida HOA)
Florida law allows an association to provide certain required notices electronically only if the member/owner consents in writing. 
Records Use, Accuracy &
Association Business Purpose
By submitting this form, you acknowledge and agree that:
1. Accuracy: You are responsible for providing accurate, current information and for submitting updates promptly when information changes.
2. Association Purpose: The Association may use this information for legitimate Association business such as: member communications, operational notices, safety/emergency coordination, parking administration (if applicable), and compliance with governing documents.
3. Governing Documents Control: Association actions related to occupancy, leasing, vehicles, pets, and communications are subject to the Declaration of Covenants, Articles, Bylaws, and Rules & Regulations, as amended (“Governing Documents”), and applicable Florida law.
Privacy and Data Minimization Notice
• The Association requests only the information reasonably necessary to administer community operations and communications.
• Do not provide Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, or payment card details on this form.
• The Association will take reasonable steps to safeguard the information it maintains; however, no method of transmission or storage is guaranteed to be completely secure.
Non-Legal Advice Disclaimer
This form and its notices are provided for administrative convenience and general compliance alignment and are not legal advice. For legal interpretation, enforcement language, or document-specific compliance, the Association should consult Florida counsel experienced in community association law.