Sentence examples for address as proof from inspiring English sources

A friend's father lived in Portland, and he allowed me to use his address as proof of residency.

Vargas wrote that he used a driver's license from Oregon which he obtained with help from friends there who allowed him to use their address as proof of residency as legal identification when he first became a staff writer at The Washington Post.

Galley with type set for the first few lines of the "Gettysburg Address" as well as proof prints and final print from that type.

New voters could get on the rolls within 30 days of an election without proof of their address, as long as they authorized officials to investigate their domicile or provided proof to election officials within 10 days after the election.

I have been into a branch to provide proof of my identity and residential address, as well as my company number and accountant's address where my business is registered.

The axioms and definitions used below to prove this theorem, however, are ones that are frankly difficult to disagree with and still use English words in their commonly accepted (and nevertheless carefully defined) way, and do not beg the question addressed as the proof requires genuine synthesis from all of the axioms as well as input from various well-founded mathematical theories.

And they're proof it's an issue that deserves to be addressed as seriously as other public health issues.

Another volunteer shouted a question: "If somebody pays a bill and gets an e-mail showing the address, does that count as proof of residency?" Rubino nodded.

A utility bill and an identification card with that address listed may work as proof of residence.

Karnataka, for example, requires a form with three photographs and lists documents that can be used as address proof.

"There may not be as many actual IRS audits, but notices seem to be more prevalent addressing specific issues, such as proof of mortgage interest deduction or charitable contributions," Fleetwood said.