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What does residence history mean?

In theory, an address history will provide the previous addresses that your applicant has lived at along with their residency dates.

How to find your residential history?

Here are some of the places you can look to find your past addresses. Check your credit reports. You may be able to pull some past addresses from your credit reports. Pull your tax records. Search your public records. Search your online accounts. Credit and lending decisions. Job offers and employment verification.