You can use a phone bill or bank statement as proof of residency in North Carolina, but personal mail won’t count.

Official documents, such as leases, bank statements, and voter registration cards can be used to establish Nevada residency.

Official documents, such as leases, bank statements, and voter registration cards can be used to establish Tennessee residency. Read more here.

You can use a utility bill or credit card statement as proof of residency in Delaware, but personal mail won’t count.

You can use school records or bank statements as proof of residency in South Carolina.

In Pennsylvania, tax records, utility bills, mortgage documents, lease agreements, and weapons permits all qualify as proof of residency.

Recent utility or credit card bills, rental agreements, and bank statements can all be used to confirm your New Jersey residency—but most types of mail can’t be used.

You can use a U.S. passport, valid permit, or marriage certificate for proof of residency in Arkansas.

You can use a valid insurance card, credit statement, or pay stub as proof of residency in Iowa.

There are a number of documents, including some personal mail, that may qualify as proof of residency in Maryland.Here’s what to know.

There are a number of documents, including some personal mail, that may qualify as proof of residency in Kansas. Here’s what to know.

A utility bill, a pay stub, or a Maine hunting or fishing license counts as proof of Maine residency as long as the document includes a current home address.

You can use bank statements, pay stubs, W-2 forms, and more to prove residency in Idaho—but blank checks and regular mail won’t count.

You can use utility bills or government mail as proof of residency in Mississippi, but personal mail won’t count. Here’s the list.

Most documents that have your full name and address on it can be used as proof of Washington State residency. There are exceptions for young adults and spouses.

Utility bills, bank statements, and a current car insurance policy are all examples of items you could use for Colorado proof of address. Learn more here.

You can use a utility bill or bank statement as proof of residency in New Mexico, but personal mail won’t count.

Since Maine has implemented a Graduated License system, drivers can’t have an unrestricted license until they are 18 years old.

North Dakota only has one restricted license—the learner’s permit for young drivers.

Iowa has two types of restricted licenses: Learner permits (for young drivers) and hardship licenses (for excessive penalties).

From the solemn to the stylish, here are some of Louisiana’s best license plate options.

Virginia has two types of restricted licenses: learner’s permits and restricted privilege licenses. Jerry’s here to give you the inside scoop on each!

Show off your support for historic preservation or your favorite sports team with one of these New Jersey license plate options.

Kentucky offers two types of restricted driver’s licenses: Learner’s permits and hardship licenses.

To change your DMV address in Connecticut, you can visit a local branch or complete a form online or by mail.

The two major types of Florida restricted licenses are learner’s licenses for young drivers and hardship licenses for drivers with suspensions.

replacement Montana driver's license costs $10.30. You’ll also need to provide proof of identification.

You can replace a South Carolina driver’s license online or through a local DMV. You will need to pay a $10 fee.

You can replace your Texas driver’s license online, by mail, or in person by filling out an application, providing proof of identity, and paying an $11 fee.

Getting a replacement license in Nevada is simple: just request a new license online or in person and pay the $17.25 fee.