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jeffkadrliktorr Enthusiast

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Hey guys

Just curious. When I got my license they set it to expire when my conditional green card expires. So i'm just wondering, after i've

applied for my ROC, and i go to renew my license. Will they just use the expiration of my extension letter that you get during ROC as the expiration date for my new license?

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Hard to tell, since the states have jurisdiction over DLs, each state can and do things a little differently.

YMMV.

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Sukie Experienced

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It really depends in which state you live. Some states get it, and some are really really pitiful about renewing without a physical green card. See if your state's Department of Motor Vehicles has a decent web presence and check. Or - try to ask your question to those in your particular state (Idaho?).

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jeffkadrliktorr   99

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Thank you guys, I appreciate it. I should have figured it could be different for different states. I think I will just call the DMV and ask. I wouldn't wanna show up at the DMV and end up waiting in line for nothing

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