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Let's face it: Nobody enjoys moving. There are just too many headaches and too many things to worry about.

Fortunately, the state of Ohio makes it easy for you to change your vehicle registration address. In fact, you don't even have to leave the comfort of your new home. You can simply change your information online.

Of course, you may still go to a deputy registar's branch and change the information in person.

Or, if your prefer, you may send your full name, date of birth, driver's license number, previous address, and new address to:

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
ATTN: Record Clearance
P.O. Box 16784
Columbus, OH 43216-6784

You can also use the bureau's Change of Address form.

There is no charge to change your address; there is no time limit, either.

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