Recall Form

Recall a director

Make a recall form

Florida lets condominium owners recall a board member without a meeting. A majority of all the voting interests signs a Written Agreement for Recall. Fill in the boxes below, and this page makes the form for you, ready to print or send to neighbors.

  1. 1Fill in your association, the director(s) and your representative.
  2. 2Print copies or email the link. One form per unit.
  3. 3Each owner marks the boxes and signs it themselves.
  4. 4The representative collects them and serves them on the board by certified mail or by hand.

1. Fill in the details

The form on the right updates as you type.

Check the exact legal name on your association's documents or at sunbiz.org.

The owner who collects the signed forms, counts them and serves them on the board.

2. Print or share

Email to a neighbor

WRITTEN AGREEMENT FOR RECALL

Association name

We, the undersigned unit owners of the association named above, agree under Section 718.112(2)(j), Florida Statutes, and Rule 61B-23.0028, Florida Administrative Code, to recall the director(s) listed below from the board of administration. For each director, mark one box.

DirectorRecallRetain

Unit owner

I affirm that I am authorized under the condominium documents to cast the vote for this unit. If I am signing under a power of attorney or limited proxy, a copy is attached.

Printed name
Signature
Unit (building, letter and number)
Date signed

Return this signed form to the unit owner representative

Representative's name, phone and email or address

Do not give this form to the board. The representative serves all the signed forms on the board together. You may withdraw your agreement in writing to the board before the forms are served.

One form per unit. Mark the boxes and sign it yourself; forms marked by someone else are not valid.

Before you collect signatures: recalls are often challenged on technical details. Have the finished form checked by an attorney, and confirm the association's exact legal name and how many voting interests make a majority. KPRC directors may follow different rules. This page is a convenience from Kings Point Insider, not legal advice.
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