They mention utilities but does this include a "real" address one can use for "important things" like IDs, voter reg., banking/credit? There's a difference bet

They mention utilities but does this include a "real" address one can use for "important things" like IDs, voter reg., banking/credit? There's a difference between having a place to sleep and a place to live. It almost strikes me like two ends of housed/homelessness spectrum coming together in a loop Edit: not trying to be cynical and think this has a use-case. Just kind of conflicted since it's billed as shorter term/monthly lodging but also compared to housing market in general