How do I change my residency from one state to another?
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Changing your residency from one state to another isn’t like moving to another country, but there are some things you need to ensure you take care of to make your transition smooth.
- Fill out a change of address form with the Post Office.
- Visit the DMV in your new state to get an updated driver’s license and to register your vehicle.
- When you’re at the DMV, inquire about filling out a voter registration card.
If you need to locate the DMV nearest to your new residence, you can obtain the information by calling them directly.
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