Becoming a Nevada Resident
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Their are two mail forwarders in Pahrump and the person I know was using the other one. There is a chance you can use my forwarders address because it is a residence address, but I'm not sure. I was able to, but that was 6 years ago.
But it is an easy problem to solve. Just drive around and find another address and use it. They will never know who lives there or if you are renting a room there.
Bob
But it is an easy problem to solve. Just drive around and find another address and use it. They will never know who lives there or if you are renting a room there.
Bob
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They don't require multiple proof of address there?
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No proof of residence required, you can give them any legal address you want.
However, they do require two proofs of who you are and another states drivers license won't do. Here is a list of what they will accept:
http://www.dmvnv.com/dlresidency.htm
I have my passport and Social Security card so I have all my id covered. They will also accept a birth certificate and a 1099 form. I have those as well.
Every vandweller should have these forms of ID. that's the world we live in!
Bob
However, they do require two proofs of who you are and another states drivers license won't do. Here is a list of what they will accept:
http://www.dmvnv.com/dlresidency.htm
I have my passport and Social Security card so I have all my id covered. They will also accept a birth certificate and a 1099 form. I have those as well.
Every vandweller should have these forms of ID. that's the world we live in!
Bob
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having one physical address that you say is your residence and having your mail sent to another address like a po box is very common in the rural west. this is because of limited mail service. I know of several people that do this and they live in houses. highdesertranger
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Wow thats amazing to me, as rural as wv is they are like nazis when it comes to proof of address, you have to have 2, and you also have to have a birth certificate plus 2 other forms of identity (one can be another states license in some cases, like transferring it to this state).
I think its silly you have to bring a birth certificate in when renewing your license or even get a duplicate....a birth certificate that you had to show to get the original? Were they worried you were killed and reborn in a nother country without one in the intervening time.
I think its silly you have to bring a birth certificate in when renewing your license or even get a duplicate....a birth certificate that you had to show to get the original? Were they worried you were killed and reborn in a nother country without one in the intervening time.
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Some of the guys at 9-11 had multiple drivers licenses, they aren't going to let that happen again and these safegaurds will prevent it.
Bob
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well I don't know if it will prevent it. I know where to go to get any fake document I want even driver licenses, birth certificates, ss cards, or whatever. you see I work construction off and on. guys that have the paper work can get more money. btw the drivers licenses can even fool the leo's. another btw most people working construction, at least around here use the fake paperwork. highdesertranger
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It goes without saying that nothing is foolproof. You just do the best you can and find a way to prevent the work-arounds as best as you can. For example, no car is theft proof, but with a few simple things you can move it from 10% safe to 70% safe. That is still a very, very good thing and worth doing.
Requiring a few proofs of ID prevent it from easily being done by everybody and moves it underground for only people who know the underground. That's still a very good thing. Then LEOs can focus there energy and attention on the underground where it should be.
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Requiring a few proofs of ID prevent it from easily being done by everybody and moves it underground for only people who know the underground. That's still a very good thing. Then LEOs can focus there energy and attention on the underground where it should be.
Bob
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I get why but some of it seems unnecessary. If you have a legit id that required all of the verification to obtain, than that id itself should serve as verification thereafter. I'm all for safety but adding unnecessary redundancy and inconvenience doesn't mean its actually making it more safe.
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Hi Guys, I saw this thread on here a while back and thought I would provide some information because I just did this.
These days, you have to provide proof of address/residency, but they have some options that can be used if you don't have a fixed home. The JBMailroom address won't cut it, and the nice lady there specifically warned me about that. We went ahead and got the RealID licenses because the requirements are honestly not that different, and it is eventually required anyway.
What we did was got a receipt for rent at an RV park (a hotel will also suffice) for 30 days and signed a mutual affidavit that we live with each other without paying rent to the other.
It may seem bizarre, but the latter was suggested by the helpful folks at the Pahrump DMV. The former was suggested by Marianne at JBMailroom. Now, since we live in a cargo trailer, we found out that most Southern Nevada RV parks are run by snobs that our money wasn't good enough for since we didn't own a "real RV". Vans, tents and often RVs over 10 years old are not welcome at way too many of the parks here. We only needed 30 days, and weren't committed to even staying at physically the park, but that didn't matter. We eventually found a place off in the desert that took us for $220 plus electric for the month, and that's all we needed. Since then, the manager here gave us a job workamping, so we are actually staying here for a while rent-free. We got our licenses and registration, but I wanted to provide this info for the next folks who try this.
These days, you have to provide proof of address/residency, but they have some options that can be used if you don't have a fixed home. The JBMailroom address won't cut it, and the nice lady there specifically warned me about that. We went ahead and got the RealID licenses because the requirements are honestly not that different, and it is eventually required anyway.
What we did was got a receipt for rent at an RV park (a hotel will also suffice) for 30 days and signed a mutual affidavit that we live with each other without paying rent to the other.
It may seem bizarre, but the latter was suggested by the helpful folks at the Pahrump DMV. The former was suggested by Marianne at JBMailroom. Now, since we live in a cargo trailer, we found out that most Southern Nevada RV parks are run by snobs that our money wasn't good enough for since we didn't own a "real RV". Vans, tents and often RVs over 10 years old are not welcome at way too many of the parks here. We only needed 30 days, and weren't committed to even staying at physically the park, but that didn't matter. We eventually found a place off in the desert that took us for $220 plus electric for the month, and that's all we needed. Since then, the manager here gave us a job workamping, so we are actually staying here for a while rent-free. We got our licenses and registration, but I wanted to provide this info for the next folks who try this.
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Thanks for the update crookedforkers. Eventually all the states will be forced to get in line and this will become country-wide. Nevada resisted for a long time but the feds have the money they need and they obey or the feds stop writing checks.
The days coming when you'll have to get a rent receipt for everything. You got lucky since you aren't paying much!
Which RV Park are you in so others can stay there too.
Bob
The days coming when you'll have to get a rent receipt for everything. You got lucky since you aren't paying much!
Which RV Park are you in so others can stay there too.
Bob
wayne49 said:
I believe I have found the camp ground (thanks to Marianne @jbmailroom).
http://amargosavalleyrvpark.com/
On Home page:
Tent and RV Camping
Truckers Welcome
Rate Page:
Monthly renters - $220 plus Electricity
I will check it out in the AM with verification.
-Wayne49
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[*] Tent and RV Camping
Truckers Welcome
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that's funny I have the Armargosa Valley RV park saved on my favorites. I was going to post up another link but when I go to it I get the same error message. strange, if you do a search you will get their phone number an address, they are a Good Sam affiliate. maybe give them a call. highdesertranger
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The Amargosa rv park is part of the Long Street Casino.
http://www.longstreetcasino.com
http://www.longstreetcasino.com
Spirituallifetime said:
Greatings.........I just hung up the phone after calling the casino link above. Lady on phone very nice and informative...............AMARGOSA RV LINK NOT ACTIVE
I was told the following: appx 7:45am C.S.T.
RV RATES.....$18 a nite.......wkly is $12 a nite......monthly is $10.85 a nite
INCLUDES ELEC. WATER SEWER SHOWER FACILITIES [for campers...in casino]
LAUNDRY AND THERE IS A 24hr MINI MART
I WAS TOLD FEES MAY GO UP
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