Permits certain individuals to use post office box or different address on driver's license or identification card consistent with Daniel's Law.
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Overview
This bill amends New Jersey law to allow certain individuals, specifically those who have had a home address redacted or nondisclosed under Daniel’s Law, to use a post office box or another mailing address on their driver’s license or identification card. It expands the categories of people who can utilize alternative addresses, aligning privacy protections with the Motor Vehicle Commission’s records. The bill also clarifies the requirements for identification cards.
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