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1 minute ago, ultramantiga said:

Cuz some states like AZ, even though you are a GC holder, they only give you the date to expiration date on the GC card for non real ID DL, CA has really friendly policy for immigrants 


New Hampshire is like that too. It’s a bit strange though because MA issues full term REAL IDs to permanent residents. NC recently had an administrative order issued to reverse their policy of limited term licenses to LPRs, and they now explicitly have codified issuances of full-term licenses to LPRs.

 

I think it depends on whether your state goes off of SAVE end-of-status date or the document expiration you present. Ik for a fact MA goes off of SAVE, and NH goes off of whatever document you present. 
 

SAVE always returns “indefinite” period of authorized stay for all LPRs, regardless of category of admission or expiration on the green card. 

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46 minutes ago, ultramantiga said:

Cuz some states like AZ, even though you are a GC holder, they only give you the date to expiration date on the GC card for non real ID DL, CA has really friendly policy for immigrants 

Well, CA DMV following CA laws... That's how it's supposed to be. Other states following their laws. 50 states with their own jurisdictions. Some with more relaxed rules, others with stricter rules.

What I'm not 100% sure is whether any state DMV or BMV can accept copy of I-797 to renew / issue DL or ID. I guess only if staff is not trained / doesn't care.

 

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1 minute ago, Afafa said:

What are the essential supporting documents for the I-751

1. Lease agreement(s) or mortgage statements showing both names

2. Joint bank account statements (checking, savings)

3. Jointly filed tax return transcripts

4. Joint insurance policy / policies - car, health, life etc.

5.  Flight and hotel reservations showing both names

6. Copies of state IDs or driver licenses with matching address for both spouses

 

Make sure to provide all pages of those documents. Make sure your evidence covers period from date you married until now.

 
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