Sometimes, the need to prove your address may not apply equally. Although these exceptions are rare, most states have them for specific individuals. Below is an example from Texas. While the standards may vary state-to-state, you can always inquire if you think you have an exemption.   The residency requirement (In Texas) will be waived for individuals who are authorized to use an alternative address under the following circumstances: ᐅ Individuals subject to the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) administered by the Attorney General of Texas ᐅ Judges or spouses of judges ᐅ Active duty military personnel, spouses, and dependents may provide a residency address outside of Texas. ᐅ People currently incarcerated in a Texas Department of Criminal Justice facility. ᐅ Minors in the Department of Family Protective Services conservatorship ᐅ People under 21 years of age in the Department of Family Protective Services paid foster care system. ᐅ Applicants who are considered homeless youth as defined by 42 USC Section 11434a