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Something that you might want to consider is how States handle tax laws. When I was still employed, any time that I worked in another city for more than 30 days, I was taxed by that city and State. The reason that I mention this in your case is that Texas does not have an income tax and many others do. You have already been gone long enough out of Texas that another State could "claim" you. At the least, you would have to file their income tax forms. At worst, you may be liable for their taxes, too. No matter how small your income, some States find a way to take a piece of it.

Many Full TIme RVers use Texas and Florida and, I think, SD as their "home" States. It matters for things like vehicle registration and inspection as well as taxes. Our motorhome registration in Texas ia $134 per year but I know some other States where that can be over $1,000. Last but not least of your challenges may be the IRS. They don't seem to do well with nomadic people.

Av8rtx wrote:Full time RV'ers may have better answers than us to tell the truth. The deal with establishing residency and issues surrounding a PO box vs a street address. Perhaps check out one of their forums or contact the Goodsams club

This. RV.NET and IRV2.COM have posts by Full Timers and they may be a lot more useful. I know that a lot of Full Timers carry and I'm not sure that they all do it legally. I suspect that you would be governed by your "residency" State and whatever reciprocity it has.

I haven't been on RV.NET recently but IRV2.COM has pretty much banned new discussions on firearms. Your best bet would be to search the older threads, find the names of Full Timers and PM them if they look like they understand firearms in their lifestye..