Car permit · Licenses and permits
If you move, how long does Kansas give you to report your new address to the DMV?
Correct answer: Within 10 days.
Answer options
- AWithin 60 days
- BWithin 10 days Correct
- CWithin 30 days
Why
Kansas law (K.S.A. 8-248) requires a licensed driver who moves to notify the Division of Vehicles of the new address in writing within 10 days. An outdated address can mean missed notices, such as renewal reminders or suspension letters.
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