What type of verification is needed if a driver changes their address?

When a driver changes their address, it is required to provide two forms of address change verification. This requirement ensures that the information is accurate and helps maintain up-to-date records with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Providing two forms of verification minimizes the risk of fraud or errors in the driver's record and facilitates effective communication regarding any matters related to the driver or their vehicle.

Verification can include documents such as a utility bill, bank statement, or government correspondence showing the new address. This comprehensive approach helps verify the legitimacy of the address change and ensures that all correspondence related to the driver's license and vehicle registration reaches the correct location.

In contrast, options such as only needing verbal confirmation, just online registration, or solely one form of identification do not meet the necessary standards for verification and could potentially lead to discrepancies in address records.