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Waiting for driver's license

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How long did the immigrant wait to drive?  

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  1. 1. Were you (or your spouse)/will you (or your spouse) be able in your state to get your driver's license right away?

    • yep
      6
    • had to wait for an EAD
      8
    • had to wait for the green card
      3
    • had to learn to drive first, but then yes
      3
    • had to learn to drive and wait for an EAD or GC
      6
    • don't need or want to drive
      0
    • other (please explain)
      7
    • was able to drive on foreign license until could get US license
      5

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Ecuador
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Anyone in Michigan? It looks like you need to be a PR just to get a license there... anywhere else?

OK.

From a VJ post we understood I could not. We missunderstood the conditions and wait until i have my EAD. But that time we figured out that i could have used my home country driver's license. But i hate driving so i was pretty happy to be a passenger. But it took me three exams to pass, my location is know for hard and honestly i was not the best driver and I dont think I am yet.

See the web page of DMV and check out in the manual the law for your state.

K1 process

20-11-06 We sent our petition I129F

28-12-06 NOA1

14-02-07 NOA2

17-03-07 Packet 4 arrived

29-05-07 Successful interview. (We waited that long because my fiance travels a lot)

AOS

15-07-07 Wedding

14-08-07 Interview in OK City, AOS, EAD and AP

15-09-07 NOA for EAD and AP.(sep 13)and on 20-09-07 NOA for AOS. (sep 13)

13-10-07 AP received

17-10-07 Biometrics.

29-10-07 EAD received

28-11-07 Card production ordered

11-12-07 Green Card on hand.

Removing conditions

4-09-09 Send papers to VSC

8-09-09 Confirmation via FedEx (Same as NOA)

07-10-09 Biometrics appointment

20-10-09 Second biometric (29 was the date)

24-12-09 Approved green card

19-01-10 Green card on hand

Citizenship

09-29-10 Send papers to Dallas lockbox

01-18-2011 Interview

04-13-2011 Oath ceremony

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caybee   21

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My husband needed the NOA1 for his AOS before he could get anything from the DMV. :blush: He got a state ID first, then tested for his learner's permit and got it on the first try. Now he has to wait 6 months before taking the road test for the regular license. He can drive from 6 a.m. to midnight with a licensed driver over 21 in the passenger seat with him. From midnight to 6 a.m. he has to have his parent or guardian in the front seat, but his mom doesn't have her tourist visa yet so I do the driving after midnight.

I'm the USC.

11/05/2007........Conditional permanent residency effective date.

01/10/2008........Two-year green card in hand.

08/08/2009........Our son was born <3

08/08/2009........Filed for removal of conditions.

12/16/2009........ROC was approved.

11/05/2010........Eligible for Naturalization.

03/01/2011........Separated.

11/05/2012........Eligible for Naturalization.

 

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