Can you have ID in two states?

Yes, it is possible to have a driver's license or state-issued ID in two different states. However, it is important to note that each state has its own laws and regulations regarding driver's licenses and IDs, and some states may have restrictions on holding multiple IDs.

In general, there are two main ways to have ID in two states:

1) Establishing residency in two states. Some states allow individuals to establish residency in more than one state for the purposes of obtaining a driver's license or ID. This typically requires meeting certain criteria, such as maintaining a physical address and spending a certain amount of time in each state. If you are able to establish residency in two states, you may be able to obtain a driver's license or ID in each state.

2) Holding a non-resident ID. Some states also offer non-resident IDs, which allow individuals who do not have a permanent address in the state to obtain an ID. Non-resident IDs are typically valid for a shorter period of time than resident IDs, and may have certain restrictions on their use.

It is important to research the specific laws and regulations in each state where you are seeking to obtain an ID to ensure that you meet all of the requirements and understand any potential restrictions or limitations. You should also be aware that if you have multiple driver's licenses or IDs, you may need to surrender one or more of them if you move to a new state or change your residency status.