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My Denver's license expires 5/24, same day my green card does. I'm about to file for Removal of Conditions. Has anyone's done this before? When should I renew my license? I know my NOA will extend the validity if my green card by a year. If I take that to the DMV here in PA, will my license be renewed for only a year as well?

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My Denver's license expires 5/24, same day my green card does. I'm about to file for Removal of Conditions. Has anyone's done this before? When should I renew my license? I know my NOA will extend the validity if my green card by a year. If I take that to the DMV here in PA, will my license be renewed for only a year as well?

*driver's license

iPhone autocorrect, lol...

Have you called them or gone in to your local DMV to check if they will accept that document for your DL renewal?

Generally you want to renew the DL before it expires because it will be much less of a hassle than when it has expired.

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LlamaInvasion   76

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Have you called them or gone in to your local DMV to check if they will accept that document for your DL renewal?

Generally you want to renew the DL before it expires because it will be much less of a hassle than when it has expired.

Presumably I'd get NOA before my green card actually expires.

What I'm wondering is essentially:

1) If they do accept the NOA, will they only grant me a license valid for a year, so I'll have to renew - AGAIN?!

2) If they don't, what the heck do I do in the meantime, between gc expiration and I get my 10-year gc?

Married since 03/02/2011, AOS from F-1 visa, green card granted 05/24/2011.
Blessed with a healthy baby boy, 08/19/2011! We get to keep our family together! Thank you! smile.png

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04/01/2013 - Biometrics

08/19/2013 - I-751 Approved

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