Within what time must you report an address change to DPS?
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A.
60 days
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B.
10 days
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C.
15 days
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D.
30 days Correct
The answer is "30 days"
You have 30 days to report an address change to DPS. Choice B pulls from the tighter deadline the state applies to vehicle registration paperwork in the next chapter; readers who saw both deadlines swap them.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. 60 days
Doubles the actual deadline printed in the handbook. This answer stretches to a figure Texas uses for other paperwork but not for address updates.
B. 10 days
Tighter than the thirty-day deadline the handbook prints for address changes. This answer substitutes the vehicle-registration timeline for the driver-license timeline.
C. 15 days
Below the actual thirty-day window DPS gives for reporting a new address. This answer splits the difference toward a shorter figure with no basis in the handbook.
This question tests your knowledge of Licensing Process in Texas. Source: Texas Driver Manual, "Replacement (Duplicate) or Change of Information on a Driver License or ID Card," p.9..
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