Nebraska Change of Address — Name is a service offered by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that allows a resident to change their name and/or address on their driver license, state ID, vehicle registration, and title. There are two types of Nebraska Change of Address — Name requests: Change of Address and Change of Name. Change of Address requests allow a resident to update their address on their driver license, state ID, vehicle registration, and title. Residents must provide proof of their new address, such as a utility bill, a lease agreement, or other documents. Change of Name requests allow a resident to update their name on their driver license, state ID, vehicle registration, and title. Residents must provide proof of their new name, such as an original or certified copy of their marriage certificate, divorce decree, court order, or other documents. To submit a Nebraska Change of Address — Name request, residents must visit a local DMV office and complete the appropriate form. Residents can also submit their request online by visiting the Nebraska DMV website.
Nebraska Change of Address — Name is a service offered by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that allows a resident to change their name and/or address on their driver license, state ID, vehicle registration, and title. There are two types of Nebraska Change of Address — Name requests: Change of Address and Change of Name. Change of Address requests allow a resident to update their address on their driver license, state ID, vehicle registration, and title. Residents must provide proof of their new address, such as a utility bill, a lease agreement, or other documents. Change of Name requests allow a resident to update their name on their driver license, state ID, vehicle registration, and title. Residents must provide proof of their new name, such as an original or certified copy of their marriage certificate, divorce decree, court order, or other documents. To submit a Nebraska Change of Address — Name request, residents must visit a local DMV office and complete the appropriate form. Residents can also submit their request online by visiting the Nebraska DMV website.
