Leaving Connecticut
Leaving Connecticut? Make sure Connecticut agrees.
Connecticut keeps taxing former residents who don't sever ties properly. We establish your Florida domicile and build the record Connecticut auditors ask for.
Estimated first-year savings
Estimate only. Depends on your situation and Connecticut's rules.
Estimated first-year savings vs Connecticut: $5,767–$9,437Estimate only. Depends on your situation and your former state's rules.
What Connecticut will ask you for
This is what our Sever-Ties Kit is built around.
I'm moving to Florida (or already here)
I have a Florida address. I need the filing and the checklist.
From $149, one time
I need a Florida address
I live abroad, travel, or don't have a Florida home.
From $49/mo, filing included
Relo Bundle — filing + homestead + vehicle packet + Connecticut Sever-Ties Kit.
Built from what you actually need. From $299.
Start with Relo BundleWhat customers say
★ 4.9 average · 128 reviews
“Filed from Brooklyn on a Tuesday. Stamped copy was in the portal before the weekend.”
Miami, FL · Aug 2026
“I needed a Florida address I could actually use at the bank. The filing came with it.”
Lisbon, PT · Jul 2026
“The county form was already filled in. I just confirmed it and signed with the online notary.”
Tampa, FL · Jun 2026
Part-year return?+
Often yes in the year you leave Connecticut. File with your CPA. We prepare worksheets, clearly labeled as prep.
Property in Connecticut?+
Keeping property can matter. We flag it on your checklist. Estimate only — not tax advice.
How aggressive is Connecticut?+
Connecticut is in our medium audit-aggressiveness tier, based on public residency tests (Domicile plus statutory resident).
Does this guarantee I won't be taxed?+
No one can guarantee that. We make your record as strong as it can be.
Make Florida official.
Answer a few questions, e-sign with an online notary, and we record it with your county.