Permits certain individuals to use a post office box or different address on their driver's license or identification card.
This bill allows certain individuals to use a post office box or a different address on their driver's license or identification card, aligning with Daniel's Law. Specifically, it permits victims of certain crimes, "covered persons" with approved redaction or nondisclosure applications, or those deemed by the chief administrator to have good cause, to list an alternative address. The bill also clarifies that identification cards must include the street address of the person's residence, with exceptions for the specified individuals.
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