Ah, you thought you’d escape. Nope. If you live in a van down by the river, you can use a general delivery at your local post office. Yes, that’s real.
Or use a friend’s address. Just don’t abuse it. Your buddy doesn’t want your jury duty summons showing up on their porch. That’s how friendships end, over jury duty.
Even a PO Box works for most verification. It’s a tiny metal cage for your letters. But it’s officially yours. Celebrate by putting a tiny flag on it. You earned it.
Final Pro-Tip: Consistency is King
Here’s the big secret banks won’t tell you: they just want you to be consistent. Use the exact same address everywhere. No abbreviations. No “Apt A” vs. “Apartment A.” Pick one and marry it.
If your driver’s license says “123 Main St,” but your Netflix bill says “123 Main Street,” you look like a spy. Or a very confused person. Banks hate confusion. They are cowards that way.
So, go forth. Find a bill. Take a photo. Send it off. You are now a verified human, located in space and time. Congratulations, you exist. Now go celebrate with that inflatable flamingo you almost bought—but first, check your spam folder for the receipt.
