Is it true that when I get a NY state non-driver ID card, they won't ask me to prove my street address? According to the DMV's list, my passport plus my social security card are enough to get me a state ID. Neither of those two things shows a street address (and I have no proof of my address, and I've never had a driver's license or non-driver ID). Does this mean I could just write my address (or for that matter, any NY state address!) on the form at the DMV?
posted by sparrows on Jan 23, 2008 - 12 answers

Can I get a PO Box without proof of an address that's *in that post office's district*? [more inside]
posted by sparrows on Jan 7, 2008 - 14 answers