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stormbringerr wrote:does the dps ck your w2 forms and such,...?

No one outside DPS seems to know what they check.

W-2 forms are supposed to be used only for income-tax purposes.

I suspect it's more likely DPS checks commercial databases. If you had a credit card, utilities, or car insurance at another address, that might show up.

- Jim

90north wrote:For 4 Summers I had a seasonal job in Alaska, would I have to list that as a residence?

If there is any documentation of that time, such as a W-2 form, apartment lease, or vehicle insurance, yes.

I don't know where the line is drawn for lengthy work assignments, vacations, working in the circus, etc.

Maybe one of the instructors will have a more precise answer.

- Jim

We do care.

The only way we know how these exceptions are handled is by people telling us.

Good luck with the rest of the process.

- Jim

Well, I would suggest calling them and asking them exactly what they want you to do. The form letters that they send are pretty incomprehensible.

You may just have to add a complete list of addresses and dates.

- Jim

Do you mean that you left "holes" in your list of residences?

What was the address on your driver license during these periods?

I don't know any answers; I'm just trying to understand what the problem was.

- Jim