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> A driver's license isn't proof of residence, as you might have moved since you got it. Slightly tangential, but you are required by law to get a new license
by dahfizz 5y ago
> A driver's license isn't proof of residence, as you might have moved since you got it.
Slightly tangential, but you are required by law to get a new license when you move to a new state. And the DMV will take your old license when they give you the new one. You can move around within a state and have a stale address on your license pretty easily, though.
- dragonwriter 5y agoYou can retain an old, out of state drivers license just as easily under an old in-state one in oractice, and legally you are usually required to change your address on your in-state license at least as soon after a change in in-state residential address as you are required to get an in-state license when establishing residency.