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Gettind Driving License with Military ID (Texas)

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Falcon Cara   378

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45 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

Yes. We had to go through the SAVE system. He was not issued anything until he got the letter from DHS. After that, he was given his permit, which we used to go to a driver's school in Hurst to take his test, as it was almost a six week wait to get a test through the DMV.

 

You got lucky - not everyone does. We've since moved to Indiana, where there's not as much BS when it comes to getting your license. :)

Did your spouse/fiancé already have a DL from his home country?

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I'd say no. Just because military ID doesnt actually show your legal status in the US. The point of having EAD or green card is that it showes that you're not illegal. 

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http://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/documents/verifyingLawfulPresence.pdf    

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Be aware that if you do not provide an EAD or green card as your proof of lawful status to DPS here in Texas then any driver's license or ID card you obtain will have an expiry date the same as the on

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8 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

Yes, they didn't care. He didn't have relevant 'US' driving history.

What I was getting at, I grew up in Irving which is close to Hurst. As long as a car has insurance and he has a valid DL no matter which country then you can drive in D/FW area. 

 

 

 

 

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Jaquelly   1,647

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Just now, Falcon Cara said:

What I was getting at, I grew up in Irving which is close to Hurst. As long as a car has insurance and he has a valid DL no matter which country then you can drive in D/FW area. 

 

 

 

 

Oh! Yes! He totally did drive, we are just sticklers for following the law lest he get pulled over and someone not understand the immigration side of things. <3

 

 

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28 minutes ago, Jaquelly said:

Oh! Yes! He totally did drive, we are just sticklers for following the law lest he get pulled over and someone not understand the immigration side of things. ❤️

I feel the same!!! I've had couple of people telling they were driving with their DL from Czech and their marriage license and they were just fine! I would feel much better with Texas DL in my hand

 
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