Get Affidavit Of Non Residency

After changing your Delaware address, you have thirty (30) days to notify both the Vehicle Registration and Driver's License Sections of the Division of Motor Vehicles. Write to the Division of Motor Vehicles, Driver License Section, P.O. Box 698, Dover, Delaware 19903.

What you need: Turn in your previously issued out-of-state driver's license, OR have a current certified copy of your driving record. Documentation to provide: Proof of identity/ legal presence. Proof of social security number. Two proofs of DE residency. All proofs of legal name change if applicable.

Delaware law allows non-residents to register a vehicle in Delaware if they meet certain conditions. They would need to provide the following documents to any DMV location: A copy of a registration and proof of insurance for a vehicle owned in the state where they are a resident.

Once it has passed, you will proceed into the DMV to title and register your vehicle. If you do not have a Delaware drivers license or ID, you will need to bring two proofs of residency; proof of insurance; a passing inspection; and proof of identity.

Proof of Delaware residency: Utility Bills. Credit Card Statement. Auto or Life Insurance policies. Voter Registration Cards.

Proof of Delaware residency: Utility Bills. Credit Card Statement. Auto or Life Insurance policies. Voter Registration Cards.

Delaware law allows non-residents to register a vehicle in Delaware if they meet certain conditions. They would need to provide the following documents to any DMV location: A copy of a registration and proof of insurance for a vehicle owned in the state where they are a resident.

In order to establish domicile in Delaware, a person must maintain a predominant physical presence in Delaware for a minimum of twelve consecutive months after moving to Delaware, the term “predominant physical presence” meaning presence for at least 183 days during the twelve-month period.