Re: This requirement for paper bills/statements...
In some countries you may receive a visit from a city official to ensure the address you registered is really a habitable house. You can't register at a warehouse, for example, something that would be easy to do with a utility bill.
A false declaration can put you in trouble. Anyway, in most countries I know you are not forced to live at that address. It's a "legal" address, nothing more. There could be anyway specific advantages (taxes, tariffs, etc.) for the house registered as the legal address.
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