Fillable Form DMV Change of Address - Texas

How to change address on a valid Texas driver’s license and identification card?

For a holder of a valid Texas non-commercial driver license (DL) or identification card (ID) who has not reported a change of address as needed, you may do so by mail or online.

Why do you need to change your address on your driver’s license?

Changing your address after you move into a different place is important; the main purpose is to set and track your location. Moreover, changing your driver’s license address helps you register your vehicle in your new place.

Most states require the registration of vehicles and updating the license for immigrants within 30 days. Failure to do so may subject you to a fine or imprisonment.

Should you change your address online, you may visit the official Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website, or use the Texas Changes of Address form to apply for a change of address.

What is the Texas Change of Address form?

Use DL-64 or the Texas Change of Address form to change and correct the address printed on your current non-commercial driver’s license and identification card.

How to fill out the Texas Change of Address form?

Before filling it out, remember to read the instructions provided.

Note: FILL OUT THE FRONT FORM IN UPPERCASE LETTER AND CHARACTERS FROM 0-9 MUST BE WRITTEN CLEARLY.

Page 1

Driver License Number

Enter your Driver License Number.

Expiration Date

Enter the expiration date of your driver’s license in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy format.

Social Security Number

Enter your Social Security Number.

ID Card Number

Enter your ID Card Number.

Date of Birth

Enter your date of birth in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy.

Suffix

Enter your suffix name, like Sr., Jr., etc.

Last Name

Enter your last name.

First Name

Enter your first name.

Middle/Maiden

Enter your middle name. If married, write your maiden name.

Residence

Enter your street address. Do not put a post office box address.

City

Enter your current city of residence.

County

Enter your county of residence.

State

Enter the abbreviation of your state of residence.

Zip Code

Enter the ZIP code of your current address of residence.

Do you want to support the Glenda Dawson Donate Life Texas donor registry?

Mark YES if you want to support the Glenda Dawson Donate Life Texas donor registry and indicate the amount. If not, mark NO.

Would you like to register as an organ donor?

Mark YES if you like to register as an organ donor. If not, mark NO.

Mailing Section

The address provided here would be your mailing location.

Street Address

Enter the street of your mailing address.

City

Enter your city of your mailing address.

County

Enter the county of your mailing address.

State

Enter the abbreviation of your state mailing address.

Zip Code

Enter the zip code of your mailing address.

If you are a U.S. Citizen, would you like to register to vote? If registered, would you like to update your voter information?

Mark YES if you are a U.S. citizen who would like to register or wants to update your voter information. If not, mark NO.

Date

Enter the date.

Signature

To certify all provided information, sign the form.

Page 2

Once you finish the first page of the form, you need to certify your identity, address, and your statements.

1. To certify your residence address, mark one of the following: single-family dwelling, apartment, motel, or temporary shelter.
2. Provide your signature.
3. Enter the date when you signed the form.

In the event of injury or death, would you like to provide two emergency contacts? If yes, enter the required information on the spaces provided.

a. Contact 1, Address, and Telephone Number

b. Contact 2, Address, and Telephone Number

Take note that the emergency contacts are used in crucial events, so you must provide an existing and working contact.

How much is the mailing fee for changing the address on your driver’s license and identification card?

You may submit your accomplished form to the Texas Department of Public Safety, PO, Box 149008, Austin, Texas, 78714-9008 with a $10 mailing fee.

Do not mail cash. Mail check or money order payable to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

How to change your photo on your driver’s license and identification card?

Remember that this form is solely used for changing an address. Non-US citizens may modify their address at their local driver license office.Should you desire to change your photo or any information other than your address, you may apply at your local driver license office.

What is the United States Selective Service System?

This is a United States government independent agency that regulates the information of people subject to military conscription.

This states that any male U.S. citizen or immigrant who is at least 18 years of age but less than 26 years of age submitting this application consents to the registration with the United States Selective Service System. Once registered, you are qualified for federal student aid, job training, federal employment, and citizenship if an immigrant.

In Texas, you must be registered to qualify for state college student aid or state employment. Failure to register with the Selective Service, when convicted, is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine.

If not registered by age 26, you can no longer register and could permanently lose those benefits associated with registration. For alternative options for applications who object to conventional military service for religious and other conscientious reasons information is available at the Selective Service System’s official website.