Article: To become a Texas resident one must first establish a home in any town in Texas. This entails buying or renting property and subsequently receiving mail at that address. If you do not have a license from another state, you will need to prove that you have been in the state for 30 days before you can get an ID. If you do have a license from another state, you can bring it in and switch it out for a Texas ID less than 30 days after arrival. You will need to show the Department of Motor Vehicles that you do live in Texas. This is done by bringing specific documents to one of their offices, all of which need to have your name and Texas address on them. You will need to bring two of these documents: Deed, mortgage, or rental documents Unexpired Texas voter registration card Texas registration or title for a motor vehicle Texas registration or title for a boat License to carry a concealed handgun Current utility statement: an electric, water, natural gas, satellite TV, cable TV, or home phone bill. It needs to be dated within 90 days of the date you apply. Selective Service card Medical or health card Current homeowner's or renter's insurance policy or homeowner's or renter's insurance statement Current automobile insurance policy or an automobile insurance statement Texas high school, college or university report card or transcript for the current school year W-2 or 1099 tax form from the current tax year Statements from a financial institution: including checking, savings, investment account, or credit card statements dated within 90 days of the date of application Mail from a federal, state, county or city government agency dated within 90 days of the date of application Automobile payment booklet that is current Paycheck or payment stub dated within 90 days of the date of application Documents issued by the U.S. military indicating residence address Document from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice indicating the applicant's recent release or parole Current Form DS2019, I-20, or a document issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services All residents must procure a Texas state driver's license or ID card within 90 days of moving to Texas. This can be done at any office of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). One must complete an application for a Texas driver's license or Texas ID card and pay the required fee. A minor will need a parent or legal guardian to sign their application for a driver's license. That parent or guardian will need to attest that the answers on the minor's application are true. If you want a driver's license, as opposed to an ID, you will need to prove that you know how to drive. This can be done by showing that you have a valid driver's license in another state or by passing a driving and written test at the DMV. In addition, all new licenses require an eye exam. If moving to Texas with a valid out-of state or out-of country driver's license, you will need to bring this document with you to the DMV. This will be proof of license and thus the written and driving license exam will be waived. However, a vision exam will still be required. When you get your new Texas license, you will need to turn in your existing license from another state. If you do not wish to do that, you can choose to take the written and driving test in Texas, in which case they do not need your old license. If you would like to transfer an endorsement, such as a motorcycle endorsement, you will need to fill out an additional form. You will also need to pass a motorcycle safety course and pay an additional fee for the endorsement. If your license happens to get lost or is stolen, you can simply get your Texas driver's license replaced.
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Move to Texas. Collect your residency documents. Complete a driver's license or ID application. Pass necessary tests to get a driver's license.
Article: You can show your significant other that they're on your mind by sending them texts throughout the day, not just when you have a specific question or something to say. Check in every couple of hours to say hi, tell them something funny about your day, or just say you miss them. Send something casual, like: "Ugh, this day how's your Tuesday going haha" "Hey guess what, I love you:)" "Was just thinking about you, miss you so much <3" Share the things that happen to you in enough detail that your partner really feels like they're there with you. This will help them feel like they're a part of your life, lessening the distance between you. For example, you could say, "This dinner took forever haha. The client ordered like 3 appetizers and they were all so fancy when all I wanted was french fries lol. She was nice and I think we've got the sale, but I was so ready to leave by the end." When you hear or see something that reminds you of your partner, tell them about it! It'll make them feel good to know that you're thinking about them and being reminded of them throughout the day. You could say, for example, "I just passed someone walking their dog and it looked EXACTLY like Buddy," or, "Just ordered your favorite: plain eggs and bacon for dinner haha." Send your significant other funny pictures and videos you see online, selfies, and even pictures from your day to day life. You can do this over text or Snapchat, and even start a streak with them by sending pictures multiple days in a row. Your partner already knows you care about them, but it never hurts to remind them every once in a while, especially when they're not expecting it. Try to think of a different reason every few days and send it to them without preamble, just to make them feel good. Texting is great for keeping in touch throughout the day, but don't make it your primary means of communication. Save a couple of interesting things to talk about over the phone or on video chat, like longer stories or big events. You want to make sure you have lots to go over when you talk later. You could pique their interest by promising to tell them about something later. Say, "The most hilarious thing just happened lol, remind me to tell you about it later!"
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Text them randomly throughout the day. Go into detail when talking about your day to make your partner feel like they're there. Text them about things that remind you of them. Send them pictures and videos to make them smile. Tell them you love them in different, specific ways. Save a couple things to tell them on the phone or in-person.