Find your state’s DMV website and the section for “Change of Address” (or “Update Address on Driver License/ID”).
Gather required information: driver license/ID number, full name, date of birth, Social Security number (if required), and proof of current address (if required).
Choose a method: online, by mail, or in person (availability varies by state).
If online:
Log in or start the online application.
Enter your current address and contact details.
Upload documents if prompted.
Pay the fee (if required).
Submit and save the confirmation number/receipt.
If by mail:
Download the DMV address-change form (or request one).
Complete the form and sign it where required.
Include required documents and the required fee (if any).
Mail to the address listed on the form.
If in person:
Visit your local DMV office.
Bring your current license/ID and proof of address.
Complete the address-change form at the counter or in advance (if available).
Pay the fee (if required) and request an updated license/ID card.
Provide proof of address if your state requires it (commonly one or more of the following):
Utility bill, lease or mortgage statement, bank statement, pay stub, or government correspondence
Document must show your name and new address and be within the accepted date range
Request a replacement card if your state offers it (some states update records only; others issue a new card).
Check processing timelines and keep any temporary paper receipt if issued.
Verify your address is updated by checking DMV confirmation or your account (if available).
Update other related records if needed (voter registration, vehicle registration, insurance) through the appropriate agencies.