Published May 9, 2013
WarEagled
10 Posts
Ok, I am graduating from a school in Alabama and plan to move to Texas (and want a Texas license of course). I am not moving until June or July so do not yet have an address where I can receive mail in Texas. On my application I used my Mississippi address (hometown, my parent's address) because that is my most permanent address and the one on my driver's license.
My application was then rejected because MS is a compact state. So I called up the TX BON. I was told I could use my Alabama address since it is NOT a compact state (my lease on this AL house runs through July 31st) or a Texas address. The woman on the phone was very weird about me asking this question and I assured her I was not trying to "cheat" the system in any way. I would just like to take the NCLEX before I move to Texas because I will have more time to study and be less stressed/busy with moving and such. I would really rather not have to get a MS license and then change it to a TX one practically immediately.
So...does the address I use need to match my driver's license? or did I just dream that up? Maybe it was only the name that had to match exactly to the driver's license?
MendedHeart
663 Posts
Yes have to match
harpreetk
73 Posts
No does not have to cuz I just look my exam last week my I'd and my ATT different address and they didn't even care . You just need valid if that's all .
Lifeshot
3 Posts
It doesn't matter, but if the board has your old address, they will send your result to your old address.
Go to "www.change-my- address.com" If you pay $1.00, they will forward all the mails to your new address for 6months.
its convenient and worthy.
Good luck!!
Mine says the names have to match exactly. .thats all.im in NC
Thanks everyone!
The mail forwarding here is not great. I guess with it being a college town and people moving constantly. But, I know the people who will be moving to the house in August so if not all my mail gets forwarded I can still get it.