Do I qualify for in-state tuition and/or in state admissions preference?

[docbach14]

I am making my school list and want to include Florida schools because my father lives in Florida although I grew up in Indiana (divorced parents). I have spent lots of time in Florida visiting my father. I genuinely could see myself moving to Florida and want to live there.
I found this link below on several Florida medical school websites:

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According to state law, I should qualify for in-state tuition.
1009.21(2)(c)
Will I be given in-state admissions preference when applying to Florida medical schools?
Which Florida schools should I apply to? For context, I have a 4.0/517.

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[GoSpursGo]

Yes and all of them.

 

[docbach14]

Yes and all of them.

Will i be given the same in state preference for admissions? And is this something I describe in secondaries or where in my application?

 

[GoSpursGo]

Will i be given the same in state preference for admissions? And is this something I describe in secondaries or where in my application?

...yes, that's what I said

You can self-list your state of residence in AMCAS. You can only pick one. Aside from that, schools may ask you questions regarding your residence in the secondaries.