Driving License Address

[pinkmartini 0]

Hi!

We are getting ready to apply for removing of conditions this month. We have been living in another state for the past year because my husband is working on his master's degree. However, BOTH of our driving licenses are still from a different state with our old apartment address. I know that there is a law that requires people to change their ID's within a certain period, but we never did because we are planning to move back to that state.

Do you think that its a problem? By the time they get to our application (which will happen probably sometime next spring) we will be back to the 1st state where the ID's were issued.

[MrsOO 7]

We got approved and we have 2 diff state DLs with diff addresses even!!! All because I was shuttling back and forth and never changed. We didnt submit it, had other evidence to show.

[pinkmartini 0]

We got approved and we have 2 diff state DLs with diff addresses even!!! All because I was shuttling back and forth and never changed. We didnt submit it, had other evidence to show.

WOW You made me feel better. THANKS!

[Navyk 78]

Hi!

We are getting ready to apply for removing of conditions this month. We have been living in another state for the past year because my husband is working on his master's degree. However, BOTH of our driving licenses are still from a different state with our old apartment address. I know that there is a law that requires people to change their ID's within a certain period, but we never did because we are planning to move back to that state.

Do you think that its a problem? By the time they get to our application (which will happen probably sometime next spring) we will be back to the 1st state where the ID's were issued.

DL is just one of the additional evidence but not the critical one. Concentrate on other evidence.

[Martyshk 137]

This is not a concern for the ROC, but more of a concern for the state laws you are breaking (sounds scary, but it's not that bad, though).

In many states there's a 30 to 60 day period that you have to switch over the DL to a new address. HOWEVER, if you have a place of residence in another state you can use an out of state license.

This gets really really tricky, with car registration, etc, but even though it will not pose problems for your ROC, it's just a compliance with state laws (and DMV procedures).

[pinkmartini 0]

This is not a concern for the ROC, but more of a concern for the state laws you are breaking (sounds scary, but it's not that bad, though).

In many states there's a 30 to 60 day period that you have to switch over the DL to a new address. HOWEVER, if you have a place of residence in another state you can use an out of state license.

This gets really really tricky, with car registration, etc, but even though it will not pose problems for your ROC, it's just a compliance with state laws (and DMV procedures).

Sounds good. Thanks everybody for replying!