HB4778

Relating to Drivers License Address Requirements

Introduced·1/23/26
Intr Text

West Virginia HB4778 allows individuals without a permanent address to obtain a driver's license or identification card by verifying their lack of.

West Virginia HB4778 amends the state's driver's license and identification card requirements to accommodate individuals without a permanent address. The bill allows applicants to verify their lack of permanent residence through an affidavit, which must be sworn and affirmed under penalty of perjury. The Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has the discretion to reject or require additional evidence for alternate address eligibility. The bill also outlines the process for obtaining an identification card, including the required documents and fees.

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History

Jan 23

House

Filed for introduction

Jan 23

House

To Judiciary

Jan 23

House

Introduced in House