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Senior citizens who are age sixty-five or older qualify for a full benefit payment by having been employed for the mandatory minimum amount of time and by having made contributions to Social Security. A person may retire at age sixty-two and receive less than full benefits.

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The age of majority is 18. The Florida Statutes pertaining to "Disability of Non-Age of Minor Removed" (emancipation) is Title XLIII Domestic Relations, Chapter 743.051.

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Q: What is the legal age of a senior citizen in Florida?
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