Can I use a p.o. box on my drivers license/ state id ?

Answer 1

Only if they allow you to put a cot and a port-a-potty in your PO box for you to live in.

Since 9-11 almost all states require a physical address. Unless you want to get detained, I wouldn't try using a P.O. box.

Answer 2

I know for a fact in Texas you have to show a physical address just like Banks you have to have a physical address to open an account. Homeland security has passed this law which is federal law that each state has to abide by and that includes you driver license and state ID. So answer to your question is,, no you cannot use a P.O. Box to get a drivers license or a state ID anywhere in the United States.

Answer 3

Texas at one time had a law that if the population of your town was less than 5,000 you could use a PO Box on your license. Also if you live in a rural area where there are only mailboxes on the main road outside of your neighborhood, you could use something like "HR 34, Route 12" as your TDL address

Answer 4

Maybe, it depends on the laws where you live, but you must have a physical address. In Manitoba, all driver licences now have to show physical addresses, except for police officers, jail guards, sheriff's officers, prosecutors, probation officers, etc, and they have to have approval from Driver & Vehicle Licencing to show only a box number.

Answer 5

Sure, as a mailing address only along with your home address, or if you are out in the middle of no where, directions to it.

Answer 6

if you live in a po box it
s ok

Answer 7

if thats your mailing address, then you should be able to. call your local dmv/bmv and ask

Answer 8

I don't believe you can.