• Volunteer petition gatherers must be US citizens.
• All petitions must be filled out by voters who are already registered in the state of Florida.
• Best practice is to fill out petitions in blue or black ink
• You should have a full text of the amendment with you.  If you have a clipboard, tape it to the back.
• All petitions should be checked to ensure that the petition is complete and legible.  If not, have them do it again and rip up the old one.
• Ripped, damaged, or illegible petitions are not accepted.
• If the petitioner is unclear about any information such as the exact name they registered in, the name, address, .and voting status can be checked at the Florida Voter Lookup.
• All petitions must be submitted within one week, either by mail, or to a collection hub. Submit them immediately if you can.  We cannot afford to lose one petition.
• If you are dropping the petitions at a collection hub, please complete the petition Intake Form and return it and the signed petitions to your local hub (hub information below).
• You may mail the petitions directly to the address on the petition, along with the completed Intake Form. With one first class stamp you can submit up to 4 petitions and one Intake Form. Individuals mailing their petition in do not need to submit an Intake Form.
• Intake forms can be submitted, with the petitions, to a hub or mailed. DO NOT STAPLE. The form asks for the organization the petitions are associated with clearly written in. If the volunteer does not complete, the hub will be responsible for completing this step.
• Common mistakes to check for: Make sure it is county and not country. Make sure they did not put FL in the zip slot and the zip in the county slot. It should be their home address, not their mailing address (no PO Boxes)

Collected petitions are like gold, make sure they are accurate and taken to a hub or mailed to the address on the petition.