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Elle&Kyle   10

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Hi everyone!

I came here December of 2014 on a K1 visa, got married and already submitted application for AOS. I already have SSN. My I-94 expired March 19, 2015. I came from the Philippines and I didn't have a driver's license. I was wondering if anyone knows if its possible for me to apply for a driver's license while waiting for my EAD/AP and green card? Or should I apply for a learner's permit first or I can go straight to drivers license? I am currently reading the requirements but I'm still confused. I'd like to hear from people who have done this before and or if someone have an idea about this. I am not sure if i have given all information relevant, but feel free to ask. :)

I would really appreciate all your response. Thank you in advance! :)

-Elle

I'm sorry I am not sure if I posted it on the right forum. Moderators please feel free to move it. Thank you!

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Ontarkie   14,223

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A_& T_   3

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you need to pass the writing examination first before they give you drivers permit, visit DMV website in your area they had different requirements for new immigrants.


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03-27-2013 - Received two years conditional green card
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Elle&Kyle   10

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you need to pass the writing examination first before they give you drivers permit, visit DMV website in your area they had different requirements for new immigrants.

Hi! Yes! I am reading it. Its still kinda confusing thats why I am wondering if there are anyone else here who have done it before. Thank you! :)

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