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Whether you're opening a bank account, trying to get a new driver's license or other ID, or just seeking access to government benefits or services, chances are you'll need to provide proof of your address. At a minimum, this is a document that has your full legal name and address printed on it—but not just any document will do! Check out the list below so you can quickly pull together the documents you'll need.