Are ma license sent to residential or mailing address

In the United States, the answer to this question varies from state to state. Here's a general breakdown:

Residential Address:

• In some states, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency sends the license to the residential address listed on the application.
• This is often the case for states that issue licenses through the mail, such as California, Florida, and Texas.

Mailing Address:

• In other states, the DMV sends the license to the mailing address listed on the application, which may be different from the residential address.
• This is often the case for states that require a physical address for licensing purposes, such as New York, Illinois, and Ohio.

Special Cases:

• Some states, like Arizona and Nevada, allow you to specify a mailing address different from your residential address when applying for a license.
• In other cases, the DMV may send the license to a post office box (PO box) if you've listed one on your application.

Check with Your State's DMV:

• To confirm how your state handles license mailing addresses, you can visit your state's DMV website or contact them directly.
• You can also check your state's driver's manual or licensing guide for more information.

Remember to ensure your address is accurate and up-to-date to avoid any delays or issues with receiving your license.