do u have tell dmv your new address

[Ylen13]

this question was inspired by jury thread. If you move to a new address are you legally required to notify dmv of your new address?

 

[HappyPuppy]

CA = yes.

 

[FrustratedUser]

AZ = yes, within 10 days.

 

Driver License Change-of-Address, Voter Registration
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Michigan law requires that your driver license address match the address on your voter registration card. You may submit a change of address either at a Secretary of State Branch Office or by mail. If you are submitting a change of address at a Branch Office, make sure to bring your driver license or personal ID card. You will be given a sticker with your new address for the back of your driver license or personal ID card. There is no fee for this service.

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
CA = yes.

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: jumpr

Driver License Change-of-Address, Voter Registration
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Michigan law requires that your driver license address match the address on your voter registration card. You may submit a change of address either at a Secretary of State Branch Office or by mail. If you are submitting a change of address at a Branch Office, make sure to bring your driver license or personal ID card. You will be given a sticker with your new address for the back of your driver license or personal ID card. There is no fee for this service.

confused, is that only if u want to vote or is that regardless if u want to vote or not

 

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: jumpr

Driver License Change-of-Address, Voter Registration
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Michigan law requires that your driver license address match the address on your voter registration card. You may submit a change of address either at a Secretary of State Branch Office or by mail. If you are submitting a change of address at a Branch Office, make sure to bring your driver license or personal ID card. You will be given a sticker with your new address for the back of your driver license or personal ID card. There is no fee for this service.

confused, is that only if u want to vote or is that regardless if u want to vote or not

If you don't change either address, then I guess they won't really know, but if you're doing this to get out of tickets and violations, then you're a moron and I should never have posted this information. :|

 

[spanky]

in NJ... yes

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: jumpr

Driver License Change-of-Address, Voter Registration
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Michigan law requires that your driver license address match the address on your voter registration card. You may submit a change of address either at a Secretary of State Branch Office or by mail. If you are submitting a change of address at a Branch Office, make sure to bring your driver license or personal ID card. You will be given a sticker with your new address for the back of your driver license or personal ID card. There is no fee for this service.

confused, is that only if u want to vote or is that regardless if u want to vote or not

If you don't change either address, then I guess they won't really know, but if you're doing this to get out of tickets and violations, then you're a moron and I should never have posted this information. :|

no i am not using it to get out of any ticket or violations plus i am from california

 

[Kilgor]

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

 

For you, Ylen13, you have to let CA know:

How can I notify DMV when I change my address?

Law states that you must notify DMV within 10 days of changing your address. There is no charge to change your address, and you may notify DMV by any of the following ways:

1. Call any DMV office at 1 (800) 777-0133 and request that a change of address form be mailed to you. It will take 5 days for you to receive it. Complete the information required on the form, then mail it to the address listed at the bottom of the form.
2. Download the Change of Address form DMV 14, complete the information, and mail it to the address listed at the bottom of the form.

3. Visit any DMV office, complete a change of address form, and give it to a technician. The technician will give you a Change of Address Certificate card (DL 43) to complete and carry with your license.

If you do 1 or 2 above, type or write in ink your new address on a small piece of paper, sign and date it. Carry this piece of paper with your license. Do not tape or staple the change of address information to your driver license.

Happy?

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: jumpr
For you, Ylen13, you have to let CA know (<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://:

http://How]http://www.dmv.ca.gov/faq/genfaq.htm#CHANGEADDRESS):

How">http://www.dmv.ca.gov/faq/genfaq.htm#CHANGEADDRESS)[/L</a> can I notify DMV when I change my address?

Law states that you must notify DMV within 10 days of changing your address. There is no charge to change your address, and you may notify DMV by any of the following ways:

1. Call any DMV office at 1 (800) 777-0133 and request that a change of address form be mailed to you. It will take 5 days for you to receive it. Complete the information required on the form, then mail it to the address listed at the bottom of the form.
2. Download the Change of Address form DMV 14, complete the information, and mail it to the address listed at the bottom of the form.

3. Visit any DMV office, complete a change of address form, and give it to a technician. The technician will give you a Change of Address Certificate card (DL 43) to complete and carry with your license.

If you do 1 or 2 above, type or write in ink your new address on a small piece of paper, sign and date it. Carry this piece of paper with your license. Do not tape or staple the change of address information to your driver license.

Happy?

thanks for the info

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: Kilgor

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

well i done it for couple of reason 1 of them is my insurance is cheaper if i am registered at different address then where my parents leave. Btw i still have access to that address mail, its my parents office

 

[sandorski]

I received a ticket for it up here in the Great White North.

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: sandorski
I received a ticket for it up here in the Great White North.

huh? how did they find out that u move and didnt' change your address with them?

 

[kranky]

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: Kilgor

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

well i done it for couple of reason 1 of them is my insurance is cheaper if i am registered at different address then where my parents leave. Btw i still have access to that address mail, its my parents office

Geez, you have to be nuts to risk insurance fraud for that.

Not to mention that if you are in an accident and they find out, no coverage for you. And if there's any kind of money involved (like when you would be in serious need of coverage), you can bet they will check for every possible reason not to pay the claim. Bank on it. They'll be happy to take your money and look the other way as long as it's not costing them anything. But if the day ever comes that you file a claim, they'll check, and politely show you in the fine print where you agreed that the policy is invalidated if you provided any false information.

 

[HappyPuppy]

Originally posted by: kranky

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: Kilgor

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

well i done it for couple of reason 1 of them is my insurance is cheaper if i am registered at different address then where my parents leave. Btw i still have access to that address mail, its my parents office

Geez, you have to be nuts to risk insurance fraud for that.

Not to mention that if you are in an accident and they find out, no coverage for you. And if there's any kind of money involved (like when you would be in serious need of coverage), you can bet they will check for every possible reason not to pay the claim. Bank on it. They'll be happy to take your money and look the other way as long as it's not costing them anything. But if the day ever comes that you file a claim, they'll check, and politely show you in the fine print where you agreed that the policy is invalidated if you provided any false information.

Yup, insurance companies are more devious than twobit crack whores. Bank on it.

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: HappyPuppy

Originally posted by: kranky

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: Kilgor

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

well i done it for couple of reason 1 of them is my insurance is cheaper if i am registered at different address then where my parents leave. Btw i still have access to that address mail, its my parents office

Geez, you have to be nuts to risk insurance fraud for that.

Not to mention that if you are in an accident and they find out, no coverage for you. And if there's any kind of money involved (like when you would be in serious need of coverage), you can bet they will check for every possible reason not to pay the claim. Bank on it. They'll be happy to take your money and look the other way as long as it's not costing them anything. But if the day ever comes that you file a claim, they'll check, and politely show you in the fine print where you agreed that the policy is invalidated if you provided any false information.

Yup, insurance companies are more devious than twobit crack whores. Bank on it.

its hard for them to prove that i don't leave there

 

[Kelvrick]

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: HappyPuppy

Originally posted by: kranky

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: Kilgor

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

well i done it for couple of reason 1 of them is my insurance is cheaper if i am registered at different address then where my parents leave. Btw i still have access to that address mail, its my parents office

Geez, you have to be nuts to risk insurance fraud for that.

Not to mention that if you are in an accident and they find out, no coverage for you. And if there's any kind of money involved (like when you would be in serious need of coverage), you can bet they will check for every possible reason not to pay the claim. Bank on it. They'll be happy to take your money and look the other way as long as it's not costing them anything. But if the day ever comes that you file a claim, they'll check, and politely show you in the fine print where you agreed that the policy is invalidated if you provided any false information.

Yup, insurance companies are more devious than twobit crack whores. Bank on it.

its hard for them to prove that i don't leave there

It is your parents' office. You're going to say with a straight face you sleep in an office?

 

[Chrishuff1]

You'll loose, its not worth the risk.

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: Kelvrick

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: HappyPuppy

Originally posted by: kranky

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: Kilgor

hmm guess i am breaking the law then, how serious is the punishment

Why don't you just obey the law and not worry about it ?😕

well i done it for couple of reason 1 of them is my insurance is cheaper if i am registered at different address then where my parents leave. Btw i still have access to that address mail, its my parents office

Geez, you have to be nuts to risk insurance fraud for that.

Not to mention that if you are in an accident and they find out, no coverage for you. And if there's any kind of money involved (like when you would be in serious need of coverage), you can bet they will check for every possible reason not to pay the claim. Bank on it. They'll be happy to take your money and look the other way as long as it's not costing them anything. But if the day ever comes that you file a claim, they'll check, and politely show you in the fine print where you agreed that the policy is invalidated if you provided any false information.

Yup, insurance companies are more devious than twobit crack whores. Bank on it.

its hard for them to prove that i don't leave there

It is your parents' office. You're going to say with a straight face you sleep in an office?

parents have an ofice in residential appartment legally

 

[cavemanmoron]

YES

 

[sandorski]

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: sandorski
I received a ticket for it up here in the Great White North.

huh? how did they find out that u move and didnt' change your address with them?

Don't recall exactly, got pulled over for something. He either asked if the address was correct or could see the difference in address between the DL and Insurance. Just change your address, it's cheaper and less of a hassle.

 

[Ylen13]

Originally posted by: sandorski

Originally posted by: Ylen13

Originally posted by: sandorski
I received a ticket for it up here in the Great White North.

huh? how did they find out that u move and didnt' change your address with them?

Don't recall exactly, got pulled over for something. He either asked if the address was correct or could see the difference in address between the DL and Insurance. Just change your address, it's cheaper and less of a hassle.

i have both the driving licences address and insurance on the same address. will change it eventually to the right address