Obtaining TX drivers licence, don't own a vehicle (car registration, insurance)

[FerreroRocher]

I have a valid licence from another state and now I have all the documentation necessary to prove identity and TX residency.

I have car insurance through my husband.

Both cars that we drive are being paid off and the loans are in husband's name. I don't own either vehicle, nor does my name appear on the vehicle registration.

I keep reading that when I apply for my DL, I will need to show my proof of insurance and show car registration in my name OR an affidavit stating that I don't own a vehicle.

Does the DMV provide me with some standard no-vehicle affidavit when I apply, and I just sign it there?

Or do I need to draft a brief affidavit stating that I don't own a vehicle and get it notarized and submit this with my DL application?

Or since I am an insured driver, do I not need to show anything else but the insurance card?

[ma23peas]

You should just show the registration, even in your husband's name it's joint property.

[lepoisson]

Just show the car insurance with your name on it and the vehicle registration in your husband's name.

[FerreroRocher]

Update just in case someone else is in my situation in the future: I just said I didn't have any vehicles in my name and I wasn't asked for anything else. I didn't sign anything to support that. I did use my car insurance card as one of my proof of address items.