Teaser - Moved Away, Moving back, to same address - FPID is accurate, reissue?

[phoenix_iii 0]

Had my FPID issued to Address A.

 

Moved out of state to Address B

 

Moving back to Address A, where I still have my 'correctly' addressed (Address A) FPID.

 

Do I need a reissue? I believe they are good for life unless revoked, and need to be reissued if one were to change addresses (in NJ)?

 

Thoughts?

[Tactical Turtle 11]

I would use it shouldn't be a problem

[DirtyDigz 1,812]

As long as your drivers license address matches your FID address you should be good to go.

[TheDon 3]

WHY did you come back?!?! My GOD, MAN, you escaped.

[Handyman 5,682]

Good to go.

 

Heck, when I moved back to the Dirty Jerz I went to the DMV and said I lost my driver's license card. Got a new one no muss, no fuss, no tests.

[phoenix_iii 0]

Good to go.

 

Heck, when I moved back to the Dirty Jerz I went to the DMV and said I lost my driver's license card. Got a new one no muss, no fuss, no tests.

 

Thought about this but aren't you supposed to surrender your out of state license? Interesting premise though.

[Handyman 5,682]

No one asked for it. On the application card to get the NJ license, there was a check box which stated something like "Do you have a valid license in another state?" I checked yes. No one asked what state, no one asked for the out of state license. Might have been an oversight on their part. Since my previous NJ license had not expired, they just gave me a new NJ card.