Which State to pick for residence
My wife and I are thinking of hitting the road in our MH soon and the question has come up of State Residence. We live in CA now and its a bit expensive, I know there are a number of items to consider...
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SD will allow a six month extension on getting your drivers license. My wife's birthday is April and mine is in May so we got a one month extension for her. The clerk said we could get up to a year but other folks have said that six months is the limit.
SD now allows on line drivers license renewal but based on the the way I read the requirements full timers may not be allowed to use it because you have to provide two proof of address documents and most full timers only have one - your mail forwarding service street address.
The info is HERE
An excerpt is below:
"Online Renewal
You may renew your driver license or ID card online once every ten years, provided you meet the following criteria:
You must have a federally compliant South Dakota driver license or ID card
You must provide a vision statement (the vision exam must be within the past six months)
You must provide two proof of address documents (documents must be no more than one year old)
You must have a credit/debit card (Visa or MasterCard) to make your payment
You must be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident"
SD now allows on line drivers license renewal but based on the the way I read the requirements full timers may not be allowed to use it because you have to provide two proof of address documents and most full timers only have one - your mail forwarding service street address.
The info is HERE
An excerpt is below:
"Online Renewal
You may renew your driver license or ID card online once every ten years, provided you meet the following criteria:
You must have a federally compliant South Dakota driver license or ID card
You must provide a vision statement (the vision exam must be within the past six months)
You must provide two proof of address documents (documents must be no more than one year old)
You must have a credit/debit card (Visa or MasterCard) to make your payment
You must be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident"
