The "Letter to the Texas Department of Public Safety" provided by SavvyNomad (generally only considered valid at your nearest Texas DPS office, for example the Texas DPS – Aransas Pass).

A second proof of address must be from a different organization than SavvyNomad (state requirement). This item does not need to be an actual mail item -- it just needs to be printed. Most users use printed cell phone bill, credit card statement, or bank statement. If you are short on time, you can even use a prepaid cell phone plan. An example receipt (from US Mobile) is shown below.
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​NOTE: while a US Mobile receipt is generally accepted by the DPS office as a valid second proof of address, occasionally it has been refused (less than 1% of the time) for including the word "invoice" on the document. This is up to the discretion of the specific DPS employee assigned to you during your visit. For this reason, we recommend signing up for SavvyNomad early enough such that you have no trouble procuring a financial statement. Alternatively, if you prefer a financial statement but are unable wait until the next cycle, most banks (especially local branches in Aransas County) are generally willing to print you a statement of balances on demand that displays your full name and residential address.
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