Key Takeaways
- You receive a real Florida residential street address, NOT a PO Box
- Your address is at an RV & mobile home community - a legitimate residential location
- Accepted by Florida DMV, banks, IRS, and other institutions
- This address becomes your legal domicile address for tax purposes
What Kind of Address Do You Provide?
Your Tax Base provides a real Florida residential street address at an established RV and mobile home community. This is NOT a PO Box, commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA), or virtual address - it's an actual residential location that you can legally use as your domicile.
Understanding Your Address Type
What You Receive
- Format: Street number, street name, and unit/lot number
- Location: An RV & mobile home community in Florida
- Type: Residential address (not commercial)
- Designation: Your designated lot within the community
How It Differs from Other Address Types
| Address Type | DMV Accepted? | Bank Accepted? | For Domicile? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your Tax Base (Residential) | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| PO Box | ❌ No | Sometimes | ❌ No |
| UPS Store / CMRA | ❌ No | Varies | ❌ No |
| Virtual Mailbox | ❌ No | Varies | ❌ No |
Why an RV Community Address?
RV and mobile home communities are recognized residential areas under Florida law. Many people legally live in these communities full-time, and addresses there are treated the same as any other residential address. This makes them ideal for:
- Travel nurses who are frequently on assignment
- Full-time RVers who travel the country
- Digital nomads working remotely
- Expats living abroad who need a US address
- Snowbirds splitting time between states
What You Can Use Your Address For
Government Documents
- Florida driver's license application
- Florida vehicle registration
- Voter registration
- Declaration of Domicile filing
- IRS tax returns (as your legal address)
- Passport renewal
Financial Accounts
- Bank accounts
- Credit card accounts
- Investment/brokerage accounts
- Insurance policies
- Retirement accounts (IRA, 401k statements)
Personal Use
- Amazon and online shopping deliveries
- Magazine subscriptions
- Professional licenses
- Business registration (for sole proprietors)
DMV Acceptance and Verification
The Florida DMV accepts our addresses because they meet all requirements for residential addresses:
- Street address format: Not a PO Box
- Physical location: Can be physically visited
- Residential zoning: Located in a residential community
- Verifiable: Address can be confirmed as legitimate
If you encounter any questions at the DMV, our support team can provide verification documentation confirming your address is a legitimate Florida residential address.
Bank and Financial Institution Acceptance
Major banks and financial institutions accept our addresses for account purposes. When updating your address:
- Online updates: Most banks allow address changes through online banking
- Phone updates: Call customer service with your new address
- Documentation: If requested, we can provide verification letters
Privacy and Security
Your privacy is protected:
- Your personal information is kept confidential
- Mail is handled securely according to USPS regulations
- We complete Form 1583 to legally receive mail on your behalf
- Your address is shared only as required for mail delivery
Getting Started with Your Address
After signing up:
- You'll receive your assigned Florida address within 24-48 hours
- Complete Form 1583 to authorize mail receipt (we guide you through this)
- Start updating your accounts to your new Florida address
- Schedule your DMV visit to get your Florida license