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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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http://transportation.ky.gov/driver-licensing/pages/non-us-citizens.aspx

Non U.S. citizens with B1/B2 "Visitor" or WT status will not be approved for a Kentucky license or ID card. All non U.S. citizens may drive in the U.S. on their valid foreign license and International Permit for up to one year from the date of admission into the U.S. provided their home country is part of the Geneva Compact. Drivers from non pdficon_small.gifGeneva Compact countries must obtain a Kentucky license within 30 days of establishing residency in Kentucky

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he can use his country's driving license for a year / i took an international driving license to Morocco and didn't need it / only a few places actually issue a legal one so most countries are leary of them

When he goes to apply he will also need proof of his address like being added to utility bill such as water or electric / they may also want to see letter addressed to him such as the one his SS card came in

but this may be something just TN requests

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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You should also check on your auto insurance. You may not be covered by your husbands auto insurance unless you have a US driver's license.

CSC

4/14/2015 Sent I-129F via UPS

4/16/2015 Received NOA1

6/1/2015 Received NOA2

NVC

6/8/2015 NVC Received Petition

6/10/2015 NVC sent to US Embassy Bangkok (NVC Confirmed)

US Embassy Bangkok

6/13/2015 US Embassy Bangkok Received (tracked with DHL)

6/15/2015 "Case Creation Date"

6/26/2015 Status "Ready" CEAC case tracker

7/2/2015 Received Packet 3

7/7/2015 Received Thai Police Certificate via mail

7/10/2015 Mailed Packet 3 documents to US Embassy

7/13/2015 Received Packet 4 email/Interview Scheduled for 8/4/2015

8/4//2015 Interview (Approved!)

US

8/19/2015 I (USC) flew to Thailand

8/26/2017 We flew back together to Colorado, USA (LA California port of entry)

Marriage SSN

8/28/2015 Applied for SSN

8/28/2015 Obtained Marriage License

9/4/2015 Received social security card (SSN) with unmarried name via US mail

9/7/2015 Married in Colorado

AOS, AP, EAD

9/9/2015 Recorded Marriage License, Changed name SSN, Applied for AOS, AP, EAD

9/14/2015 Received social security card (SSN) with married name

9/16/2015 Received text and email NOA1s for AOS, AP, EAD

9/21/2015 Received paper NOA1s for AOS, AP, EAD via US mail

9/25​/2015 Received letter vis US mail scheduling biometrics for 10/5/2015

10/2/2015 Received RFE for not submitting 2014 tax documents

10/5/2015 Biometrics in Denver

10/9/2015 Responded to RFE by sending 2014 tax copies

11/18/2015 Received RFE stating EAD form was not an original signature?

11/19/2015 Signed the form in BLUE ink and returned via 2nd day UPS

12/10/2015 AP and EAD Approved

12/17/2015 Received Combo AP and EAD Card via US mail

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Hi, I entered US with K1 visa in Kentucky.

I got married, applied SS Card(waiting for them to mail it now) and am preparing for AOS now.

I have a question.

After I get my SS Card, can I get a drivers license? or Do I need to wait till I get GC?

 
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