Form DMV 143. Re-establishing Your VA Residency/Qualifying for a VA Address... - Virginia

Form DMV 143. Re-establishing Your VA Residency/Qualifying for a VA Address: This publication provides information on changing your address to a Virginia address and qualifying for a Virginia address requirement exception. If you currently have a non-Virginia address, you must have a Virginia address to continue holding your driver's license or photo ID card.

The parties involved in this form are individuals who need to change their address to a Virginia address or qualify for an exception to the Virginia address requirement. The publication consists of sections explaining the circumstances under which an individual may qualify for an address exception and the steps to update their address with the DMV.

Important fields in this publication include instructions on how to submit address changes and the necessary documentation to qualify for an address exception. The publication emphasizes the importance of maintaining a valid Virginia address on the driver's license or photo ID card.

For example, a college student who temporarily resides out of state but intends to return to Virginia can use Form DMV 143 to understand the process of qualifying for a Virginia address exception. By providing the required documentation and meeting the exception criteria, the student can retain their Virginia driver's license with the out-of-state address.

No additional documents need to be filled out or completed for this publication. As a guide for re-establishing Virginia residency or addressing exceptions, there are no related alternative forms for this specific purpose.