Help with how picking a state works
I know the primary states for RVers to establish a domicile is Florida, South Dakota and Texas. But why would I choose one of them if they are not the states I plan to spend most of my time? I’m ...
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There is just no clean and easy way of doing it is there? Its not like living in a stick house where thats your address and where you have your drivers license, license plate pay taxes etc.
Lets take things from another direction. I now live in NC have a home here etc. So next year I decide to sell my home, jump in my RV and leave NC. At that point I'm no more tethered to NC because I no longer live there. I couldn't keep my drivers license and plates for long because I no longer have a NC address.
So it seems to me unless you choose FL SD or TX and use a mailing service who provides an address you're really pretty much out of luck.
Even if I moved to Arizona and rented an apartment and got a drivers license and plates. Once I moved into a motorhome (no address) I couldn't keep the Arizona licenses anyway because I have no address!
So, Florida, South Dakota and Texas are your only real choices... Where am I going wrong?
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Lets take things from another direction. I now live in NC have a home here etc. So next year I decide to sell my home, jump in my RV and leave NC. At that point I'm no more tethered to NC because I no longer live there. I couldn't keep my drivers license and plates for long because I no longer have a NC address.
So it seems to me unless you choose FL SD or TX and use a mailing service who provides an address you're really pretty much out of luck.
Even if I moved to Arizona and rented an apartment and got a drivers license and plates. Once I moved into a motorhome (no address) I couldn't keep the Arizona licenses anyway because I have no address!
So, Florida, South Dakota and Texas are your only real choices... Where am I going wrong?
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