K- 1 Visa Driver License (Michigan)

[InquimmwFraserYo 25]

Does anyone know what do I need to provide to get a driver's license in Michigan with a K-1 Visa, marriage certificate and AOS NOA?

[JFH 12,190]

Have you checked on the DMV website for MI?

[JFH 12,190]

Looks like you can’t get a license until you have your EAD

 

https://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,4670,7-127--312849--,00.html

[InquimmwFraserYo 25]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

Have you checked on the DMV website for MI?

I have. And I contacted the DMV and got conflicting and non-satisfactory answers, so I'm trying to ask actual people who have actually been through the process.

 

1 hour ago, JFH said:

Looks like you can’t get a license until you have your EAD

 

https://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,4670,7-127--312849--,00.html

There's a note on the website that says, 

 

"Note: If you do not have any of the above documents other USCIS documents may be presented but require verification, which may take more than one day."

 

So I wouldn't rule it out yet. However, it's still not totally clear which USCIS documents they accept.

[JFH 12,190]

5 hours ago, Béchameloo said:

I have. And I contacted the DMV and got conflicting and non-satisfactory answers, so I'm trying to ask actual people who have actually been through the process.

 

There's a note on the website that says, 

 

"Note: If you do not have any of the above documents other USCIS documents may be presented but require verification, which may take more than one day."

 

So I wouldn't rule it out yet. However, it's still not totally clear which USCIS documents they accept.

Which USCIS documents do you have if you’ve only just filed AOS? 

[InquimmwFraserYo 25]

4 hours ago, JFH said:

Which USCIS documents do you have if you’ve only just filed AOS? 

They could mean the NOA for AOS

[fip & jim 452]

20 hours ago, Béchameloo said:

I have. And I contacted the DMV and got conflicting and non-satisfactory answers, so I'm trying to ask actual people who have actually been through the process.

 

There's a note on the website that says, 

 

"Note: If you do not have any of the above documents other USCIS documents may be presented but require verification, which may take more than one day."

 

So I wouldn't rule it out yet. However, it's still not totally clear which USCIS documents they accept.

Once you have filed for AOS & have NOA1 from USCIS that is your proof of legal presence in Michigan. They then verify through SAVE. The Secretary of State Office cover themselves by saying it could take up to however many months (I think they quoted 3 months to me). In actuality it took 10 days. 

Documents I took to SOS Office - passport, birth certificate, social security number card, NOA1 letter from USCIS, marriage certificate, spouse's ID. 

[InquimmwFraserYo 25]

40 minutes ago, fip & jim said:

Once you have filed for AOS & have NOA1 from USCIS that is your proof of legal presence in Michigan. They then verify through SAVE. The Secretary of State Office cover themselves by saying it could take up to however many months (I think they quoted 3 months to me). In actuality it took 10 days. 

Documents I took to SOS Office - passport, birth certificate, social security number card, NOA1 letter from USCIS, marriage certificate, spouse's ID. 

Thank you!