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Virtual address/ Mail Forwarding in MT....?

cannesdo
Explorer
Explorer
I've been using my parents' address as my home address in MT for 8 years. Been full-timing since then. My parents have moved to Mexico full-time. what are my options if I want to keep registering my vehicles in MT? Do I have to find a permanent address/mail forwarding place in that same county to avoid having to go there in person? For tax reasons (no sales tax) I would like to keep my residency there. I have an internet business.

If I had a friend in another county let me use her address how would that affect things? Would I still need to show up in that county in person to register or could it be done by phone?

I basically need to find a way to renew without having to show up in the state and if that's not possible, my options, as I understand it, are oregon, SD, or Texas, yes?

It's been a very rough year and I really didn't want to have to go north this summer.

Thanks...

If I have to go with another state I'd probably go with Oregon.
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cannesdo
Explorer
Explorer
Oregon is absolutely a no. You have to own property, pay taxes for 5 years, and if you're even a renter you have to keep the vehicles (what?) inside oregon. Is anyone here using Oregon as a full-timer address? (Who isn't from there?) Feel free to PM me.... thanks...

cannesdo
Explorer
Explorer
I just called the Bend, OR DMV and they told me that a mail forwarding service cannot serve as a physical address. ?

2oldman
Explorer II
Explorer II
You could search this forum for 'oregon'
"If I'm wearing long pants, I'm too far north" - 2oldman

cannesdo
Explorer
Explorer
Thanks, but no mention of Oregon in there. Anyone using Oregon as their home base? Does my mail service have to be in the same county as I've registered my vehicles? I just called a mail forwarding served that's been in business since the 80's in Oregon and he said he's not sure. And I should set up the mail service before I show up so I need to know if this all has to take place in the same county.

2oldman
Explorer II
Explorer II
Fulltiming states
"If I'm wearing long pants, I'm too far north" - 2oldman