Getting are renewing a passport?

What leads you to believe that full timers don't have a permanent address? The reason I ask is, as a full timer, I have one.

And it starts....

EYCOM,
Never said that... I ment does the UPS store or any other mail service work for the government background check? When getting or renewing a passport?

Oh and by the way I'm also a full-timing.

As a fulltimer I had a permanent address as well....walked into the passport place, filled out the info...voila...passport

Yes, we had a mail service.....

Darrah wrote:
And it starts....

EYCOM,
Never said that... I ment does the UPS store or any other mail service work for the government background check? When getting or renewing a passport?

Oh and by the way I'm also a full-timing.

Yes, you did and I quote:

how do you do it without having a real address?

We have a legal, physical address in Livingston, Tx. No questions about it not being a legal address when we got our passports. Of course we used the # not PMB when we filled out the forms.

Barb

I f/t in the RV friendly state of Florida. My permanent address is provided by my professional mail service which meets Homeland Security requirements. Further, I filed an Intent To Domicile listing that address with the Court of Records in the applicable county. My DL, tags, insurance, banking, voters registration, et al, including pass port reflect that address. Am I ever there? I stop by perhaps once a year to say "hey" if I'm in the vicinity. I vote by absentee ballot, renew tags online, bank online, etc. I did have to renew my DL in person last year. But, I did so at the DMV in another part of the State.

We use Escapees mail forwarding so yes, we do have a real address which the post office accepted when we got our passports.

2 words
Mail Service

There are numerous ones to choose from to fit your needs. :C

I just renewed my passport without any problem.
We're full timers and use Alternative Resources on Sioux Falls.

Having a real address has nothing to do with getting a passport. You do need an address so that the govt can send your passport to you, that is all.

Barb,

No offense but I use a PO Box at the moment.... And to some people/ businesses this is not a real address.
This is different then a physical address as you stated.

Even if just by words there seems to be some legal differences to some businesses and people.