Key Takeaways
- Our addresses are legitimate residential addresses - questions are easily resolved
- We provide verification letters and can speak to institutions on your behalf
- Name mismatches require documentation (marriage certificate, court order, etc.)
- Missing documents can be replaced - contact support
DMV Address Verification (Rare)
If asked about your address type
Our addresses are at legitimate RV & mobile home communities, which are residential. If a question arises:
- Request verification: Contact support for a verification letter stating the address is residential
- Ask for manual entry: Sometimes the automated system doesn't recognize newer addresses
- Request supervisor: Supervisors often have more flexibility to process legitimate addresses
- We'll intervene: We can call the DMV directly to verify the address is valid
DMV says address is "already in use"
This can happen with RV community addresses. Solutions:
- Each client has a unique unit/lot number - verify you're using yours correctly
- The system may be seeing other residents of the same community
- Request they process it anyway - multiple people can live in the same community
- Contact support if the DMV insists on a single-occupant address
DMV requires "proof of physical presence"
Some DMV examiners may ask for additional proof. Acceptable options include:
- Declaration of Domicile (if already filed)
- Bank statement or utility bill with Florida address
- Verification letter from Your Tax Base
- Vehicle registration (if already registered in FL)
Name Mismatch Problems
Name differs between documents
If your name appears differently on various documents (maiden vs. married name, middle name variations, etc.):
For DMV
Bring documentation showing the name change:
- Marriage certificate (certified copy)
- Divorce decree with name change provision
- Court order for legal name change
- Passport showing current legal name
For Our Service
Contact support to update your name in our system. We may need:
- Copy of legal name change documentation
- New Form 1583 with updated name
- Updated ID documents
Social Security name doesn't match driver's license name
The DMV verifies your SSN electronically. If names don't match exactly:
- Update your name with Social Security Administration first
- Bring your new Social Security card to the DMV
- All documents should show the same legal name
Missing Documents
Can't find my Declaration of Domicile
- Digital copy: Check your account dashboard under "Documents"
- Email copy: Search your email for "Declaration of Domicile"
- Physical copy: We mailed it to your forwarding address
- Replacement: Contact support - we can provide a new digital copy
Need certified copy of Declaration
If you need an additional certified copy of your Declaration of Domicile:
- Contact the Clerk of Courts in the county where it was filed
- Request a certified copy (small fee, typically $1-2 per page)
- Provide the recording information (book/page or document number)
- Or contact support - we can obtain one on your behalf
Form 1583 expired or lost
Form 1583 doesn't expire, but if you need a new one:
- Complete a new Form 1583 through your dashboard
- Schedule notarization (online or in-person)
- We'll file the updated form with USPS
Getting Verification Letters
If any institution needs verification of your address:
Standard Verification Letter
- Log in to your dashboard
- Navigate to "Documents" → "Request Verification Letter"
- Download immediately as PDF
Custom Verification
If an institution needs specific information or format:
- Contact support with the institution's requirements
- We'll create a custom verification letter
- We can send directly to the institution if needed
- We can also call or fax verification on your behalf
When to Escalate
Contact support immediately if:
- The DMV refuses your address after you've requested a supervisor
- A bank threatens to close your account over the address
- You're facing a deadline (license expiration, etc.) and can't resolve the issue
- You've tried multiple approaches without success