How long do you have to live in Kentucky to be considered a resident?
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How long do you have to live in Kentucky to be considered a resident?
183 days
What do I need to transfer my driver’s license to Kentucky?
Photo ID. Current original (not a copy) proof of Kentucky insurance effective date within 45 days Money for fees and applicable taxes (check with your County Clerk’s office for accepted forms of payment) Vehicles brought into Kentucky from another state will be required to have a Sheriff’s Inspection.
What do I need to transfer my license to Kentucky?
If You’re Moving to Kentucky from Another State
- Your current out-of-state driver’s license (must be either current or have expired less than a year ago)
- Proof of identity (one document)
- Proof of social security (one document)
- Proof of Kentucky residency (one document)
How do you prove residency in Kentucky?
Proof of Kentucky residency is required. Proof of the person’s Kentucky residency includes, but is not limited to, a deed or property tax bill, utility agreement or utility bill, or rental housing agreement. (“Junk mail” will not be accepted.) You must provide the physical address; a P.O. Box is not accepted.
Does a tax return count as proof of residency?
Yes. You can prove the utilities with bank records reflecting you paid them. You can also prove residence with the address on your driver’s license, tax forms such as W2 and other mail that you receive at your address.
Will my address affect background check?
The background check will probably show your more recent address if you have a reasonable paper trail leading there. Typically a good background check will find where you are whether it’s by your driver’s license, bills, phone listing, lease or something else.
Can you have two current addresses?
Yes, it is legal to have two home addresses. However, as previously stated, one is primary and the other secondary. In the US, you cannot be a registered voter at both locations.
