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I find it hard to believe I have not been back to this forum since 2018. Did I miss the emails that said someone responded? In any event, to answer the above question, you simply tell the DMV the address for BCM as your domicile, THEN you request the mailing address. They will put the mailing address on your drivers licence. Simple. Not the way BCM explained it. I followed BCM's instructions to the letter and went to several different DMV's before I found out how simple it was. By the way, if you search for Arizona mail forwarding, several business show up. I am still with yourbestaddress.com and have been very well treated.

Actually, The way you stated it is incorrect. In phase you have 110. Out of phase, you have 220. All you need do is connect one leg of the 220 input to both legs of the RV power plug and then use the neutral for both circuits. Simply isolate the other hot leg. The problem there is that the neutral now has to be large enough to handle the current in both circuits in phase. You should really have two separate neutrals. As it is normally, When they are out of phase, the neutral does not have to be any larger than each of the hot leads. When one is leg is high the other is low and vs versa. (out of phase) As long as you never connect both hot leads as one circuit, you never have to worry about 220.

I realize this-is an old posting, but should any one else have this same question, I wish to respond. I used the Quartsite mail forwarding and went to Arizona in order to finalize every thing and also to get a drivers license in Arizona. I spent wuite a bit of time. Long story short, although my mail forwarding has not yet expired, i changed every thing to SD. "yourbestaddress.com took care of every thing and I never had to go to SD even to have my vehicle registered. Insurance was less, by a lot from Arizona. The quartsite address was difficult to get on my Drivers license due to the poor instructions given by the forwarding company. I would highly recommend yourbestadress for mail forwarding. Insurance is cheaper in SD. Vehicle registration requires a one time tax, based on the value. after that the next year you only pay the registration fee. No annual inspections. No property tax. AND they accept my Arizona DL (unless I want to vote) until I can get it changed or it expires. The people at yourbestaddress were very caring. How ever, I highly recommend you keep a log book with copies of every thing you send, how you sent it, when and if you were told it had been received and by whom. While they do keep the records, it seems they are not organized with the massive amounts they have to keep track of. It may sound worse than it is, but I think if I had been more organized myself, things would have gone quicker. I had No other negatives to say, and again highly recommend them. I do not recommend , either the state of Arizona for RV'ers, or BCM Mail. If you need any more help please contact me. I don't want others to go thru what i did. http://yourbestaddress.com/