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The easiest way is to go to the post office and fill out a change of address form. That should take care of all of your mail. You'll also have to go to the DMV in your new city and have your license changed and get your vehicle registered in the new state. In the United States, there is no explicit need to inform state, country, and city governments of a change of residency. Activities in which the individual is involved in are the only cause for indicating to government or any other person or entity that one has moved. Diverting mail to the new place of residence is essential, because most other vital communications come in via mail. Important transmissions such as bills and voter packets indicate how to change the address and residency. If the person moving plans on voting, each state has slightly different rules regarding voter registration. There is no catch-all means to announce one's change of residency. Most states have rules qualifying legal residency, some local governing bodies have their own rules. Usually, utility bills or a statement from someone who is responsible for you at the new place of residence will establish residency. As for moving abroad, each state has provisions for absentee voters situated abroad. Write them regarding the procedures or check on their website. Just because you have left your old state of residence, does not mean they have excommunicated you.

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