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CADMV claims on their web site that they cannot accept a P.O. box as a residence address. I have yet to find anything in California state law supporting this p
by adiabatichottub 29d ago
CADMV claims on their web site that they cannot accept a P.O. box as a residence address. I have yet to find anything in California state law supporting this policy, though IANAL. Their enforcement seems to be quite lax.
- lrvick 29d agoYou cannot literally use "P.O. box" but if you use the virtual street address service the USPS offers now it works just fine.
- Tangurena2 29d agoIt is a REAL ID requirement. It is federal law. States issuing REAL ID compliant identity documents must mail them to your physical address. USPS provides that data for address validation. DPVCMRA = delivery point is a commercial mail receiving agent. Any sort of location with PO Boxes. https://developers.usps.com/addressesv3#tag/Resources/operation/get-address https://developers.usps.com/addressesv3#tag/Resources/operat... Disclaimer: I used to work for my state's DMV.
- lrvick 29d agoAs someone who spent years homeless off and on, I resent REAL ID discriminating against the unhoused, so I choose to use the privilege I now have these days to reject it. I do not have or need REAL ID and my passport does not need a current residential address.