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My son is still waiting for a decision from CA. He has an EAD and Social no. Is this enough to go to take driving test? I wondered as dont they normally want to see I94? as in his case it is now out of date. (He is adjusting from K1).

It depends on the state. Each state his it's own requirements.

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Non Immigrants

Non Immigrants that apply for a Florida drivers license or ID card must provide the Proof of Social Security Number and 2 Proofs of Residential address desribed above.

As a Non Immigrant you must provide one original or certified copy of the following Identification documents:

  • Employment authorization card issued by the United States Department of Homeland Security (Form I688B or I-766); or
  • Proof of nonimmigrant classification provided by United States Department of Homeland Security (Form I-94, not expired, with required supporting attachment(s).

If in doubt regarding required documents, please bring all of your US BCIS documentation with you.). I-94s must be accompanied by a Passport. Certain classifications require additional documentation. Some examples are:

F-1 and M-1 classification must also be accompanied by an I-20.

I J-1 or J-2 designation must be accompanied by an DS2019.

Refugee, asylee and parolee classifications must be accompanied by additional documentation.

  • I-571 Travel Document/Refugee Travel Permit**
  • I-512 Parole Letter Accepted**
  • IJO- Asylum or Cancellation of Removal - Immigration Judges Order granting Asylum or Cancellation of Removal.**

** These documents will only be accepted with a supporting document, including but not limited to a Passport, Florida Driver License or Identification Card, Driver License from any other state, Employment Authorization Card, Employer Identification, Identification from home country, Identification from school or college, Social Security Card (Chapter 322, Florida Statutes, requires the Department to see proof of social security number for the issuance of driver license and identification cards) or other US BCIS document.

The EAD should be fine in Florida. The requirement is listed as EAD or I-94.. (emphasis above is mine)

The Florida DMV website has a page where you can see what is needed based on age, immigration status, etc. at:

http://www.gathergoget.com/

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Nigeria
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Non Immigrants

Non Immigrants that apply for a Florida drivers license or ID card must provide the Proof of Social Security Number and 2 Proofs of Residential address desribed above.

As a Non Immigrant you must provide one original or certified copy of the following Identification documents:

  • Employment authorization card issued by the United States Department of Homeland Security (Form I688B or I-766); or
  • Proof of nonimmigrant classification provided by United States Department of Homeland Security (Form I-94, not expired, with required supporting attachment(s).

If in doubt regarding required documents, please bring all of your US BCIS documentation with you.). I-94s must be accompanied by a Passport. Certain classifications require additional documentation. Some examples are:

F-1 and M-1 classification must also be accompanied by an I-20.

I J-1 or J-2 designation must be accompanied by an DS2019.

Refugee, asylee and parolee classifications must be accompanied by additional documentation.

  • I-571 Travel Document/Refugee Travel Permit**
  • I-512 Parole Letter Accepted**
  • IJO- Asylum or Cancellation of Removal - Immigration Judges Order granting Asylum or Cancellation of Removal.**

** These documents will only be accepted with a supporting document, including but not limited to a Passport, Florida Driver License or Identification Card, Driver License from any other state, Employment Authorization Card, Employer Identification, Identification from home country, Identification from school or college, Social Security Card (Chapter 322, Florida Statutes, requires the Department to see proof of social security number for the issuance of driver license and identification cards) or other US BCIS document.

The EAD should be fine in Florida. The requirement is listed as EAD or I-94.. (emphasis above is mine)

The Florida DMV website has a page where you can see what is needed based on age, immigration status, etc. at:

http://www.gathergoget.com/

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Basically he needs: EAD, SS card, and 2 documents shows your residential address. Here is the direct link.

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