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Proof of Utah Residence

Utah law requires proof of a Utah residence address from all Driver License, Identification Card, and Driving Privilege Card applicants. Proof must be verified by at least two different types of documents.In order to verify a residence address as the individual’s place of domicile or an address where the individual resides as a resident, an application for a Utah driver license, Utah driving privilege card, or Utah identification card shall be accompanied by a minimum of two different types of original (current and valid) documents from the following list identifying the individual's name and residence address:

1. Property tax notice, statement or receipt, within 1 year
2. Utility bill, billing date within 60 days, no cell phone bill
3. Utah Vehicle registration or title, current not expired
4. Bank statement, within 60 days 
5. Recent mortgage papers
6. Current residential rental contract
7. Major credit card bill, within 60 days
8. Court order of probation, order of parole or order of mandatory release, must display residential address on the order
9. Transcript(s) from an accredited college, university, or high school

Online bill statements will not be accepted as proof of residence. A bill statement used to verify proof of residence must be sent through the mail. However, the division may also consider other documentation furnished by the individual if it can be determined that the documentation unequivocally demonstrates proof of residency or domicile.