need a home address

Keep in mind most states have a legal requirement to report an address change with 30 days

 

Some years ago, post 9/11, I was floating and had a UPS Mail Box. Just like a regular appartment address:
Something like: 123 Street, AnyTown, NC Suite 102 --- Street address is the UPS store, "suite # is your actual BOX number.
They can take packages, hold your mail for weeks on end.
I even had it on my DL for over a year until I found a more "permanent" address. You can do it. It's easy and it's cheap. Just make sure you pay either in advance or at least
quarterly.

 

Traveler has your best advice! That's exactly what I was going to post. When my wife and I were over the road we did not have a residence so we were told about the little UPS secret. Get a UPS p.o. box and it shows as regular address not a box. We actually had this address on our license itself. I have been recommending this ever since.

Props to Traveler!

 

Texas, S. Dakota and Florida are the three states that allow you to be a resident and never live there.
Easy to transfer your CDL there as well. No income taxes.
I use S. Dakota and use a mail forwarding service there in Sioux City. To transfer your license, you will need to be there in person, spend one night in a motel and produce the receipt to the DMV.
These are the three states that Full Time RVers use.

 

You may need to check the new laws.

In florida, you need proof of residency.

 

http://www.gathergoget.com/checklist/checklist.aspx

 

Is there any advantage to being a nominal resident of Texas, South Dakota, or Florida over using a UPS address as a residential address?

 

Just go to your local post office,you can rent a mail box and all our mail will go there.

 

And you can use a USPS box as a residential address, just the way chompi and Traveler said you can use a UPS address?