Driver’s license and vehicle registration: Your residential address should be used to obtain a state driver’s license and register a vehicle. Florida: use your Florida residential address for a Florida driver’s license and vehicle registration. Texas: use your Texas residential address for a Texas driver’s license and vehicle registration.

Legal documents: Use your residential address for any legal documents where state law requires an in-state address, such as contracts or estate planning.

Financial institutions: To open bank accounts and financial services that require proof of residence, your residential address should be used. It is also appropriate for insurance policies that require an in-state address (a Florida address in Florida, or a Texas address in Texas).

Tax filings: Although neither Florida nor Texas has a state income tax, your residential address can be used for any other relevant state tax filings and federal tax purposes.

Not intended for mail: Any mail sent to your residential address will incur an additional $3/item fee, as we have to forward it to your mailing address before it can be processed. Please note that any mail sent to your residential address may have up to a two-week delay; in addition, packages are not accepted.