Sushiandwasabi

There is no RV Park at work; I would just be parking my rig in one of the employee parking stalls. The reason I'm not able to use my work as my physical address is because it's more of an unofficial thing. My manager is allowing it, but it's something that the higher ups/owner in Seattle have not officially allowed. Other driver's have lived on-site with their rigs hooked up with no problem, but they had family home address to use as their physical address. I just don't want to step over the line and put my manager in a weird position. Also, thank you all for the responses!

Interesting. I'll reach out and try to get more information from the DMV. Im curious to know if I need to live in Oregon for a certain period of time to "establish residency" before qualifying for that (I moved to Washington from Oregon two years ago).

Hi Kirk, thank you for your suggestion. I tried using my PO box to register my vehicle in OR last year (I was a resident for 6 years) and they said it's not a "real address."

Thank you for the advice. Do you know if I am able to register my vehicle using Eacapees mail service address?

Hi, no my address does not need to be in Oregon, it could also be in WA.

I am a WA resident, employed in OR. I am considering transitioning from studio apartment living to full time Rving while I have very few belongings and no children. I would be living on site at work where there are hook ups. I've already rented RV several times to try and replicate full time living and see if this is a lifestyle for me. So far, my only issue is that work requires a physical address. Unfortunately, all my family is in Hawaii and the only other people I know here are my co workers and I wouldn't want to burden them with such a request. I've considered renting a room at someone'