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I find it a bit odd that when I renewed my DL using my two-year GC (expires 2021), the DMV gave me a five-year DL (expires 2024).

Did DMV make a mistake or as long as I am a permanent resident (regardless of conditional or permanent with 10-year GC) I get a five-year DL?

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2 minutes ago, pantherboy said:

I find it a bit odd that when I renewed my DL using my two-year GC (expires 2021), the DMV gave me a five-year DL (expires 2024).

Did DMV make a mistake or as long as I am a permanent resident (regardless of conditional or permanent with 10-year GC) I get a five-year DL?

Nah, also got that in Colorado. 

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16 minutes ago, pantherboy said:

Ok cool. So I guess the DMV doesn't really care about when GC expires.

Depends on the state.  My wife received a 5 year Texas DL.....

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1 minute ago, pantherboy said:

Forgot to say that my state is CA. Does anyone know if CA DMV gives 5-year DL for a conditional resident?

Didn’t you start the post answering this question?

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On 5/10/2020 at 5:29 PM, pantherboy said:

I find it a bit odd that when I renewed my DL using my two-year GC (expires 2021), the DMV gave me a five-year DL (expires 2024).

Did DMV make a mistake or as long as I am a permanent resident (regardless of conditional or permanent with 10-year GC) I get a five-year DL?

well when i entered here February 16th 2020 i got my driving license in Florida without my gc been ready till now nine years drivers license has any body received his or her green card lately thanks     

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I am in Florida.

Got my driver's license with one year expiration date before I got married in 2019.

Renewed my  license last month with my 2-year GC. Got an 8-year expiration date this time.

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Apr 5,  2023: Naturalization

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Apr 23, 2024: CEAC website shows "Paid"

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