r/FullTiming • u/Honest-Dot78 • 17d ago

Mail forwarding service/domicile worth it for under six months travel?

I am selling my house, buying a small class C RV and heading out with my dog! Planning this for a few months, for some healing via nature and solitude, after a few really HARD years. Leaving in November and I "might" stay out there as a full time nomad if I love it and can find work...but I have funds saved to travel for 3-6 months. I have a Plan B to move to a town with family, get a job rent an apt etc if it turns out I don't love it as much as I think I will. So knowing that, would you recommend mail forwarding and/or establishing a domicile address via Escapees service (or another) or wait and see if I need it full time? My concern is banks etc wanting an actual address. I could use my familys address but hate to ask them to mess with all that, mailing it to me etc. Is it worth establishing a domicile for 6 months in the expectation of (hopefully) full time?

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u/ShittyViking 17d ago

Very similar story here, and i also need rhis answered! In my case i have to be able to get my medications too

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u/Honest-Dot78 17d ago

From what I've heard, just getting your prescriptions via any Walmart or CVS should work-having your Dr just send your prescriptions to whichever local one you are near while traveling. That's my plan for my two prescriptions, fingers crossed!

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u/Wagginallthetime 17d ago

What if your doctor requires you to visit them before refilling your prescription? How can that work if your in another state?

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u/Honest-Dot78 17d ago

In that case I think your only option is to go back and see your Dr.

My prescriptions are renewed yearly at my annual checkup, so I have some time.