should citizens who only have an address in a U.S.?
962383
To begin with, we don't have any common wealth "states" or "countries".  That would be England.  We do however have territories.  And yes, people in those territories do vote.
68980
Yes. I think you need to have a co-signer thou, probably a resident or a citizen of U.S.
326863
While I understand your question, most things should be written out on formal addresses, I just wouldn't on that one. It just seems awkward. But it's up to you, it's not wrong to write it out.
755095
In the US there is no federal law (unless you are a legal alien), but some states and cities have laws requiring people to carry ID.
393311
It is a crime for noncitizens to _enter_ the U.S. without a visa, so by implication, it is a crime to _be_ in the U.S. without a visa.
620683
Yes it is. However, you may be asked to provide a secondary address.
586835
no, that is an understanding, if you (not you personally, figure of speech) feel the need to not be known, then a free service is not for you. If you mail a letter, the USPS, and everyone who sees it knows your name and address, if you make a phone call, your info is captured, every form of communications, you would have to live in a cave under a rock to not be availiable. It is one of the things we tolerate for our freedom
858008
That depends on your location! A place like LA or New York can take a long time! Smaller towns not so long! I filed mine in Portland Oregon and it took  a little under a year and a half! This was together with my permanent residence. US citizens do not have any advantage over permanent resident applicants!!
1019327
Just bring an ID and something with your address on it.  ie phone bill, electric bill, etc when you go to vote.  And you can do it then.
481773
That is going to depend on whether or not you have any domicile in the US and whether or not your assets are here or where you are now. There are certain residence requirements for the district you would be filing in. If you are in the military that's different. If you are merely visiting or studying abroad, it is perceived differently than a permanent residence away from the U.S.\n\nCheck with an attorney in the district where you are from.
939260
they have to choice if they want to be in the united states or that country
1066892
if you want mail, you need to supply an address, stay safe
153456
As private citizens, you'd have to use the same methods of locating any other citizen.  Hire a PI if you are that adamant about it.  Otherwise, they are free to go wherever they want and enjoy the same right to privacy that you do.
1164730
it's a good idea to shred anything with your name and address on it.  It's also a good idea NOT to have your SS# or Driver LIcense or telephone # not imprinted on your checks or savings pass slips!\n\nIdentity thieves are skillfull.
825505
Minnesota, a registered voter can vouch for a non registered persons resident status. I.D. is not required if you are registered, you just tell the old person your name and they ask you if the address on the record is correct, if it is you sign your name on the line & vote
370136
If they don't update their address it's not much use but it's something at least. If their crime is proven and if they're allowed to live, they could just brand it on their forehead: "CHILD MOLESTOR, RAPIST" etc...
660265
I really don't think it's a good idea to tell everyone where you live.\n\nTry this page:\n\nhttp://www.leginfo.ca.gov/yourleg.html