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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Zambia
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Most states will issue a drivers' license when you receive the NOA 1 from your AOS filing. It provides sufficient evidence that you are legally in the U.S. pending action on the AOS. Others require that you have a work permit....or even your green card.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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I'm in Texas and after useless trips to the DMV office with NOA's and other documents, I decided to wait until EAD and/or GC to go back and get my driver's license. Guess what? It worked! I received my GC this week and yesterday I passed the exames and got my driver's license.

Never thought it would so easy. They never asked me for anything else to prove that I am who I am ;)

You can try with the NOA, passport, SSN card etc, but in my experience this was not helpful.

Good luck.

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For most states, EAD/SS card with your passport will suffice.

Hello folks!

We are in PA, i am on F1, married a US citizen and we're about to file for AOS.

Does anybody know at what point will I be able to get a driver's license?

thank you!!!

v.

Yeah, unfortunately Texas requires either EAD/SS OR K3, I-94 with (6) months validity, and an affidavit that you are not eligible for SS card. K1 visaholders usually have to wait for their EAD.

I'm in Texas and after useless trips to the DMV office with NOA's and other documents, I decided to wait until EAD and/or GC to go back and get my driver's license. Guess what? It worked! I received my GC this week and yesterday I passed the exames and got my driver's license.

Never thought it would so easy. They never asked me for anything else to prove that I am who I am ;)

You can try with the NOA, passport, SSN card etc, but in my experience this was not helpful.

Good luck.

 

i don't get it.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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I just got my driver's license after I received my EAD and had my name in the SSA changed to my married name. The driver services in GA verifies the personal info of the applicant based on the applicant's SS number.

David & Lalai

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Greencard Received Date: July 3, 2009

Lifting of Conditions : March 18, 2011

I-751 Application Sent: April 23, 2011

Biometrics: June 9, 2011

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Germany
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i am in texas too and i could get the DL only with EAD and SSN...with noa it will not work in tx

AOS Timeline

08/13/08 AOS sent
08/18/08 NOA1
08/22/08 Appointment Biomentrics
09/10/08 Biometrics done
09/11/08 RFE
09/18/08 Case transfered to NBC
10/16/08 EAD approved
10/24/08 EAD approved again
10/27/08 EAD in Mail
10/28/08 applied for SSN (not verified)still waiting:-(
12/18/08 got my SSN today YEAHHHHH
12/30/08 passed my TX DL today YIPPIEEEEEEE
03/03/09 Interview ,approved...thanks god:-)
03/09/09 Welcome letter in Mail.Juhuuuuuuuu
03/16/09 Green Card in Mail:-)))))

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ROC....and the Game starts again:-)

02/02/10 I-751 Waiver to VSC
02/08/10 NOA1
02/17/10 Check cashed
04/15/10 Biometrics
07/26/10 Interview
08/06/10 Approved ,thanks god juhuuuuuuuuuuuu
08/16/10 Greencard in Mail,done for ten years:-))

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N-400 here we go in the last round

12/09/2013 N-400 to Dallas

12/13/2013 NOA1

12/18/2013 check cashed

01/03/2014 Biometrics

02/04/2014 in line for Interview

04/11/2014 Interview& Oath

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Hello folks!

We are in PA, i am on F1, married a US citizen and we're about to file for AOS.

Does anybody know at what point will I be able to get a driver's license?

thank you!!!

v.

rather than have people guess... most DMV have a website... your answer awaits you there....

YMMV

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