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This search can be used to reveal or verify a social security number when necessary. It is also recommended for verification of a subject’s name and date of birth. Additional information can include the subject’s sex, height, original license issue date, most recent issue date, former names and state of issuance and previous license number. Call for availability.

Tip: According to Florida law, the Division of Driver Licenses must be notified within 10 days of a change of address. Because of the potential of revealing a new address, this search is recommended when it becomes necessary to locate an individual.

Tip: A Florida driver license number is composed of an initial letter (the first letter of the licensees last name) and 12 or 13 numbers. In all cases the seventh and eight numbers indicate the year of birth. The ninth, tenth and eleventh numbers are the subject’s date of birth encoded. For more information on how  to decode the month and date of birth from a Florida driver license number, consult The Ultimate Guide To Florida Law Enforcement Agencies 

Tip: When you are not sure of a subject’s gender, the ninth, tenth and eleventh number in a Florida driver license number indicates the license holders sex. If the grouping of three numbers in under 500, the licensee is male. If over 500, the licensee is female.

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