Will banks/IRS accept address that is NON-CMRA but identified as commercial address?

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I just went over the “non-CMRA virtual mailboxes in us” article. I found that some addresses are identified as non-CMRA but they are also identified as commercial address. Can I use them as my personal residential/mailing address so that it is accepted by (a) Banks, (b) IRS for tax filing, (c) Miscellaneous legal purposes?

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Hi could anyone be kind enough to respond to this?

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See this for what the RDI is and what it’s used for:

In short: Probably it’ll be fine, but YMMV.

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Thank you. Can these addresses be used to file personal taxes with IRS?

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Also can these addresses be used as official address for financial institutions like banks, brokerages?

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You can use them for the IRS . All the IRS is worried about is being able to contact you . Even if you have an online IRS account they will 99% of the time contact you by mail and usually give 30 days to respond . Hence a scan service is good to have . The IRS will hardly ever ever call by phone .

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Banks are trickier . I am looking for the answer to this as well .

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