Concur. My wife and I spent three months (three....looooooong....months) with my mother-in-law before moving to Texas. During the first two months, we just had our mail forwarded to her home. During the last month, we changed the forwarding to our new address and then filled out the change of address cards. We never changed our DLs over since it was temporary.llwatson wrote:If you never changed the address on your driver's license, and if you were able to receive mail at your permanent residence (i.e., your parents' home), then you do NOT have to list it.
DPS is only concerned with changes to your permanent residence address.
I specifically asked, at instructor renewal, "if my son spent 6 years at college and lived in 12 different apartments during that time, what does he put on his application?"
And Marion said, "if you received mail for him at your house, then he never changed his permanent residence and he does not have to list those addresses on his application".
On my CHL app, I only listed that last address that we resided at and that was printed on our DLs. The date range I used was from the time we lived there up until the day we started living at our new residence. Didn't cause any blips or anything during processing.