State of residence for full timers
Question for the full timers out there. If you're truly full timing it and have no physical address, what is your state/county/city/township for things like voting, tax status, etc? I would think ...
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I fulltime in WA. I rent a private mail box (PMB) at a parcel store in Aberdeen - Grays Harbor County, WA. My mail box is my domicile.
It is my address for:
voting
jury duty
taxes
auto/RV registration
auto/RV insurance
banking
yadda, yadda, yadda
Why Grays Harbor County? Several counties in WA require passing an emissions test in order to register the vehicle. Grays Harbor County does not require emissions testing.
You may choose a particular state for tax benefits or health benefits, etc - BUT where you choose to establish your domicile in that state may also affect you - vehicle registration fees, vehicle insurance rates, etc. Just moving, on paper, one county over can save you money. Also the next county over may be more RVer friendly than your first choice.
I don't need a mail service provider (like Escapees or Good Sam) to process my mail. I call my parcel store twice a month. They have a free mail-check service. They read the sender information to me. I tell them what to throw away, what to forward to me, and what to put back in my mailbox. None of my mail is critical enough for frequent forwarding. It can sit in my mailbox for a month or two.
It is my address for:
voting
jury duty
taxes
auto/RV registration
auto/RV insurance
banking
yadda, yadda, yadda
Why Grays Harbor County? Several counties in WA require passing an emissions test in order to register the vehicle. Grays Harbor County does not require emissions testing.
You may choose a particular state for tax benefits or health benefits, etc - BUT where you choose to establish your domicile in that state may also affect you - vehicle registration fees, vehicle insurance rates, etc. Just moving, on paper, one county over can save you money. Also the next county over may be more RVer friendly than your first choice.
I don't need a mail service provider (like Escapees or Good Sam) to process my mail. I call my parcel store twice a month. They have a free mail-check service. They read the sender information to me. I tell them what to throw away, what to forward to me, and what to put back in my mailbox. None of my mail is critical enough for frequent forwarding. It can sit in my mailbox for a month or two.
