Not without committing perjury

From the secretary of state:

> You make a town or ward in New Hampshire your principal place of physical presence to the exclusion of all other places.

You could certainly try to do it but you'd be committing several felonies in the process. Its up to you if you think going to prison is worth what I assume is some scheme to not pay taxes.

Texas also has no state income tax, so it’s not that

Not sure if this is still done - in early 2000's I moved to Campton - first step of getting a license was filling out a notarized affidavit that the Town Council had to approve.
At another point I got a NH part time resident license - much easier.

huh? not following. i am going to be in a MOTORHOME FULL TIME ON THE ROAD. i will have no address. but i need to have a mailing address. im moving AWAY from MAINE, meaning gone, never to return except maybe an occasional RV trip to Acadia. I will prob spend the majority of my time in RV parks in NH. My Parents are in Texas but id hate to have to transfer everything into Texas knowing ill be in NH the majority of time bombing around

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no that would not be the case. i wouldnt go in lying about using a mailbox

SD and FL have relaxed regulations on residency and are frequently used by full-time RV'ers due to no income tax. They're the Cayman Islands of America

https://www.doj.nh.gov/election-law/domicile-residence-faq.htm

Yea.. right from that link:

"Such actions include, but are not limited to, purchasing or leasing a principal (i.e. primary) house or apartment"

A mailbox center is not a house or apartment.

ya ive read it, but somehow there are still plenty of ppl that said they are able to get some kind of notary signed "affidavit" allowing them to still get residency even using a PO box in NH

You have to sign an affidavit of residency when you get your license

…like a 2 br/1 ba P.O. Box?

ya looking at that affidavit theres no way to fill one out as an RV'er regardless of how much time i spend in NH

No

Yeah you’d have to either find a roommate that will let you use the address or move to NH temporarily b4 you take off in the RV.

No.

I’m pretty sure that to even get a P.O. Box, you have to prove residency in the town that you’re trying to get the box in

Why would you ever do that, the registration tax is insane. Register in in Florida its a few hundred bucks and they're very lenient on residency. You will pay $10k+ to register an RV in NH.

https://axleaddict.com/rvs/Full-Time-RVingHow-to-Establish-State-Residency

Ignore everyone. Read this.

Negative - I had a PO box in a neighboring town until one opened in the location nearest me. You do need a verifiable physical address to get a PO box however:

REQUIRED

Whether you apply online or at a Post Office, two valid forms of identification (one photo and one non-photo) are required when you obtain your keys or combination at the Post Office where your box is located. You must present the IDs at a Post Office. One item must contain a photograph and one must be traceable to the bearer (prove your physical address). Both must be current. Acceptable forms of ID include:

Photo ID Options:

■•■ Valid U.S. driver’s license or state non-driver’s identification card

■•■ U.S. Armed forces, government, university, or recognized corporate employee identification card

■•■ Passport, passport card, alien registration card, or certificate of naturalization

■•■ NEXUS or Matricula Consular card.

Non-Photo ID Options:

■•■ Current lease, mortgage, or deed of trust

■•■ Voter or vehicle registration card

■•■ Home or vehicle insurance policy

Note: Social Security cards, credit cards, and birth certificates are not acceptable forms of ID.

It’s $47.50 to register in FL.

I understand what you are asking. My husband did contact work for years we used America’s Mailbox out of Box Elder,SD. Worked perfect for us. I highly recommend you check out the website. I could answer questions based on our experience