Address change
Address change
If you move, you must update your address on both your driver’s license or ID and vehicle registration within 30 days after changing your address.
Please Note- Once an address has been changed, a new registration must be issued reflecting the new address.
- By updating your address on your driver’s license or ID, we will automatically update your electronic title.
- A printed title will reflect your previous address until a new title is needed.
- Updating your address with the U.S. Postal Service will not update your motor vehicle records.
- Updating your address for traffic, toll or other violation will not update your motor vehicle records.
How to Change Your Address on Your Driver’s License or ID
Online
Residents who are currently REAL-ID compliant, indicated by a star in the top right-hand corner of their driver’s license or ID, may update their credential online using the state's MyDMV portal.
Document requirements vary depending on whether or not the customer is currently REAL ID compliant in Florida, which is indicated by a star in the upper right-hand corner of the Florida driver's license or ID card, and their immigration/ residency status. Click on a section below to expand information.
1. Are you real ID compliant?
- Yes, I have a star: If you are currently REAL ID compliant, you will only need to provide your address change documents (see below).
- No, I do not have a star or I do not currently have a Florida driver's license or ID: If you are not currently REAL ID compliant, you must bring documents that validate your identity, Social Security Number (SSN) and Volusia County residential address. For most customers, those documents are 1) your birth certificate or passport and 2) your social security card and 3) two proofs of Volusia County residential address.
2. Address Change Documents
Customers must submit two different documents with their new residential address (copies are acceptable). Common documents include:
- Deed, mortgage, monthly mortgage statement, mortgage payment booklet or residential rental/lease agreement
- Florida Voter Registration Card
- Florida Vehicle Registration or Title
- A utility bill or hook up/work order
- Homeowner’s insurance policy or bill
- Automobile insurance policy or bill
- Mail from financial institutions; including checking, savings, credit card statements or investment account statements
- Mail from Federal, State, County or City government agencies (including city and county agencies)
- Personal mail that does not list the recipient as “occupant”. Example: Magazines, journals, etc.
Customers who do not have any of the above documents in their name may provide two proofs of residential address from a parent, step-parent, legal guardian or other person with whom they reside and a Certification of Address form.
All CLP or CDL applicants must present two proofs of Florida residential address in their name. Applicants can present two proofs from List A or one proof from List A and one proof from List B.
