How do I change my address in South Dakota?

    Reviewed 2026-10-01 · Source: South Dakota Department of Public Safety

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    South Dakota lets you change your license/ID address online, by mail or at a driver exam station. Vehicle registration addresses are handled separately by your county treasurer or the state's online vehicle portal.

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    Driver License/ID Card Replacement, Duplicate, or Change of Address - SD DPS · South Dakota Department of Public Safety · reviewed 2026-10-01

    Limitations: Written from the official South Dakota Department of Public Safety page on October 1, 2026; not yet reviewed by a person. The official page is the final word, and DMV.ai does not submit the change for you.

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