Arizona Administrative Code
Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES
Chapter 4 - GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
Article 1 - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section R12-4-124 - Proof of Domicile

Universal Citation: AZ Admin Code R 12-4-124

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 38, September 20, 2024

A. An applicant may be required to present acceptable proof of domicile in Arizona to the Department upon request. For the purposes of this rule, "current address" means the address an applicant inhabits at the time of application for any license, permit, stamp, or tag offered by the Department.

B. Acceptable proof of domicile establishes a person's true, fixed, and permanent home and principal residence. Acceptable proof to aid in establishing a person's domicile in Arizona may include, but is not limited to, one or more of the following lawfully obtained documents:

1. Arizona Driver's License displaying a current address;

2. Arizona Resident State Income Tax Return filing;

3. Arizona school records containing satisfactory proof of identity and relationship of the parent or guardian to the minor child, when applicable;

4. Arizona Voter Registration Card displaying a current address;

5. Selective Service Registration Acknowledgement Card displaying a current address in Arizona;

6. Social Security Administration document indicating an address in Arizona; or

7. Current document or order issued by the U.S. military to an active-duty military service member identifying Arizona as state of legal residence or duty station.

C. In the event one of the documents listed under subsection (B) alone is not sufficient proof of domicile, additional documents may be required.

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