TopFakeIDs lets you add a custom address on your card through the extra-info box at checkout. The default prints the address you enter in the form; the extra-info box is where you request something different, and that request is read when the card is produced. This post explains how the custom address works.
Where the extra-info box is
The extra-info box sits on the order page alongside the standard fields. It is a free-text field, which means the request has to be written clearly. A short line like "custom address: 12 River Street, Apt 4, Austin, TX 78701" is enough. The production team reads the box before printing, so the instruction is what lands on the card.
What gets printed
The custom address replaces the address that would otherwise come from the standard form. It is printed in the normal address position on the card, in the same type as any other address. The rest of the card, photo, name, date of birth and signature, stays exactly what you submitted elsewhere on the order.
Why the address matters
The address is one of the details a checker reads after the photo and the birth date. A real licence usually carries an address that matches the holder's story: where they live, where they study, or where the card was issued. A mismatched address is the kind of small inconsistency that turns a fast check into a long one, so choosing a sensible address is part of the same discipline as the photo rules in the photo tips guide.
Common mistakes
- Writing the address in the wrong field and leaving the standard form empty.
- Requesting an address that does not exist in the state printed on the card.
- Using a real address that belongs to someone else.
- Forgetting the apartment or unit number when the address needs one.
- Leaving the instruction vague, so production has to guess.
Each of those is fixable before printing by keeping the request short and exact. The same care applies to the order as a whole, and the order without getting scammed guide covers the other checks.
What the custom address does not change
The custom address changes one line on the card. It does not change the shipping address, which is set separately in checkout, and it does not change the card's state, format or material. The shipping side of the process is explained in the shipping and tracking guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I request a custom address on my card?
Write the full address in the extra-info box at checkout, starting with the words "custom address". Production reads that box before printing and applies it to the card.
Does the custom address change my shipping address?
No. The custom address is printed on the card. The shipping address is set separately in checkout and controls where the package goes.
What happens if I leave the extra-info box blank?
The card prints with the address from the standard form. The extra-info box is only needed when you want the printed address to differ from that form.
Can the address be in a different state than the card?
It should match the card. A checker reads the address as part of the card's story, and an address that cannot exist in that state is an easy inconsistency to notice.
How do I keep the printed address consistent?
Pick a plausible address in the card's state, write it exactly, and include the unit number if there is one. Consistency across the card is what keeps a check moving.
