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An Arkansas Resident is a person that lived in or maintained a domicile in Arkansas for the entire calendar year. Complete Form AR-1000S or Form AR1000F.
Bring the documentation required: Social Security Number verification (card) or sign an affidavit that you do not have it. Proof of your identity. Proof of your date of birth. Legal proof of your change of name, if your name differs from that shown on your birth certificate. Proof of your legal presence in the US.
In order to obtain a Real ID, Arkansans will need proofs of residency, of legal presence, of identity and of their Social Security number.
O Paycheck, stub or earning statement with your employer's name and address issued within the last 6 months. o A utility bill for water, gas, electricity or land-line telephone service issued within the last 6 months. This includes cable and internet services. o Mobile phone bills issued within the last 6 months.
What are the acceptable forms for proof of residency? Acceptable forms for proof of residency include: current vehicle registration, property tax bill, residential lease agreement, current utility bill, and valid driver's license.
To acquire a legal residence in Arkansas, an individual must have established a legal home of permanent character, resided in Arkansas for six continuous months and have no present intention of changing residence to a location outside Arkansas.
B)any person who maintains a permanent place of abode within Arkansas and spends in the aggregate more than six (6) months of the year within Arkansas. Place of abode means a place where a person has established a permanent home, even though such person may be absent therefrom[sic] for a long period of time.
Factors to Consider Where does the person live most the year? Where does the person work, maintain bank accounts, pay taxes, and vote? Which state is his or her driver's license from? Which state does the person consider ?home??