Evening Calgunners,
I'm in a bit of a pickle with providing proof of residency for a firearm transfer.
I was previously in Ventura and went through the process to get my RealID. Fast forward about 6 months and I'm now in Santa Clarita with my ReadID and Car Registration still showing my previous Ventura address. I've tried to go to the DMV but they wouldn't allow me to go in to get a new ID card since it wasn't deemed a "essential issue" as I already had the ReadID and the little brown piece of paper that showed it was updated.
Problem lies in that my roommate is on all the water, power, gas. So to my knowledge I'm screwed as far as proof of residency goes?
Note this is to get some long guns as I know required paperwork varies for handguns.
I'm assuming since my ID and car reg. aren't my current address (even though the two match) that my DROS will get denied? Are there any supplementary documents I could use like a lease agreement or bank statement that would be accepted for a shotgun or rifle transfer?
Appreciate the time, thanks.
I'm in a bit of a pickle with providing proof of residency for a firearm transfer.
I was previously in Ventura and went through the process to get my RealID. Fast forward about 6 months and I'm now in Santa Clarita with my ReadID and Car Registration still showing my previous Ventura address. I've tried to go to the DMV but they wouldn't allow me to go in to get a new ID card since it wasn't deemed a "essential issue" as I already had the ReadID and the little brown piece of paper that showed it was updated.
Problem lies in that my roommate is on all the water, power, gas. So to my knowledge I'm screwed as far as proof of residency goes?
Note this is to get some long guns as I know required paperwork varies for handguns.
I'm assuming since my ID and car reg. aren't my current address (even though the two match) that my DROS will get denied? Are there any supplementary documents I could use like a lease agreement or bank statement that would be accepted for a shotgun or rifle transfer?
Appreciate the time, thanks.

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