Stop updating your address
Give your one permanent address to your bank, credentialing bodies, and employers — once.
For traveling nurses
New assignment. New city. Same address.
Thirteen weeks here, thirteen weeks there. Your housing changes, your unit changes, your state might change — but your mail stays in one place you can reach from anywhere.
The travel-nurse mail problem
A new address every contract is a lot to manage.
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Housing that changes constantly
Furnished rentals and short leases make a permanent mailing address feel impossible.
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Paperwork across states
Licenses, credentials, and tax documents can span several states in a single year, and they all arrive as mail somewhere.
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Renewals you can't afford to miss
A lapsed license or certification can cost you an assignment. These deadlines aren't optional.
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Tax season across zip codes
Come tax time, your documents are scattered across the addresses you lived at all year.
How it fits travel nursing
One address across every contract.
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Keep credentials in view
License and certification renewals are tracked, so a due date doesn't slip between assignments.
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Gather tax documents in one place
Every scanned tax form lands in one vault, organized and searchable, instead of scattered across rentals.
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Forward to your current housing
When you need the physical paper, send it to wherever this contract has you living.
What matters between assignments
The features travel nurses rely on.
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Renewal Radar
Keep licenses, certifications, insurance, and memberships on your radar with reminders before they expire.
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Tax-document index
Your tax forms collected and indexed as they arrive, ready for your accountant in one place.
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Search & vault
Find any scanned credential or statement in seconds when a new employer or state board asks for it.
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Scan-first workflow
Read what arrived without waiting for it to be forwarded to housing you'll leave in a few weeks.
A day in the life
Meet Dana.
Dana takes ICU contracts up and down the coast, a new city every three months. Her MyEverAddress is the one constant on her paperwork. Between shifts, she opens the dashboard: a licensing board sent a renewal notice, and a tax document arrived from a hospital system she worked with last spring. She scans both, files the tax form in her vault next to the others from this year, and sets a reminder for the renewal. When her next recruiter asks for proof of a credential, it's already scanned and searchable. No rental-to-rental scramble, no missed dates.
Worth knowing
Honest about the details.
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Address rules vary
State licensing boards, tax agencies, and employers have their own address requirements, and a mailing address doesn't automatically satisfy residency or licensing rules. Confirm what each board and state expects of you.
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Not professional advice
The assistant organizes your documents, but it doesn't give tax or legal advice. For the decisions that matter, use your originals and a professional.
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You verify once
Setup requires identity verification and USPS Form 1583, which we guide you through.
One address through every contract.
See it work with a fictional traveler's mail in the demo — no account needed.