Texans who apply for a new driver’s license or ID card will need to show proof that they have lived in the state at least 30 days under a new law that takes effect on Monday.

The new rules go beyond the standard requirements to obtain a driver’s license or ID card, such as providing an expired Texas driver’s license, an unexpired United States passport or certificate of naturalization.

Now, applicants will need to present two acceptable documents containing the applicant’s name and address to establish proof of residency in the state of Texas, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

To meet the residency requirement for an original identification card or driver license, an applicant must:

Reside in Texas for at least 30 days prior to application

Present two acceptable documents establishing proof of residency, one of which must demonstrate the applicant has lived in Texas at least 30 days

The 30-day requirement is waived for applicants who surrender a valid, unexpired out-of-state driver license, but two documents establishing proof of residency are still required.

For a complete list of acceptable residency documents and additional details, visit here.