How Do I Prove Residency in California?

To prove residency in the state of California, your driver’s license or state identification card with your current address is often sufficient evidence of residency. An affidavit signed by a third party testifying that the petitioner lived in California for six months and the county for three months also is acceptable. You can also provide a current California voter registration, tax returns (with current California address), pay stubs or letter from your employer verifying your address and employment, bank account information with a California bank, utility bill, car registration or insurance, property tax bill, or California public library membership as long as you have a verified letter from the library on letterhead and signed. You can also show any valid professional union membership for a local California union, military papers, or if you receive California state aid.

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