USCIS and DMV

[~ameriptian~ 54]

I am in the process of obtaining my DL, and already obtained a Learner's Permit. Two days after I got my Learner's Permit, I received a letter in the mail from the DMV saying that my permit is canceled since the info I provided is not correct. I took a trip to the local DMV office with all my immigration documents, passport, and marriage certificate and asked them to fix the problem. The employee told me that it was no big deal and my information were just not updated on the S.A.V.E system. She explained to me that this is a very common problem that occurs to most new immigrants, and all I need to do is just call USCIS and ask a representative to update my information on the S.A.V.E system. She cleared the problem in the DMV system, but advised me to clear it up with USCIS as soon as possible to avoid facing the same problem with my actual DL.

Anyways, I called USCIS and a representative told me that they can't updated my info on the phone or online, and that I have to make an info-pass appointment to clear the whole miscommunication up between USCIS and the DMV... Which is not what the DMV employee told me...

Anybody has been through the same problem?

[ED*Riza 0]

Hello,

This happen to me 4 yrs ago.. We made an info pass to out local USCIS and showed them all my documents. Ten days after I went back to Dmv to get my DL.

[payxibka 10,044]

I am in the process of obtaining my DL, and already obtained a Learner's Permit. Two days after I got my Learner's Permit, I received a letter in the mail from the DMV saying that my permit is canceled since the info I provided is not correct. I took a trip to the local DMV office with all my immigration documents, passport, and marriage certificate and asked them to fix the problem. The employee told me that it was no big deal and my information were just not updated on the S.A.V.E system. She explained to me that this is a very common problem that occurs to most new immigrants, and all I need to do is just call USCIS and ask a representative to update my information on the S.A.V.E system. She cleared the problem in the DMV system, but advised me to clear it up with USCIS as soon as possible to avoid facing the same problem with my actual DL.

Anyways, I called USCIS and a representative told me that they can't updated my info on the phone or online, and that I have to make an info-pass appointment to clear the whole miscommunication up between USCIS and the DMV... Which is not what the DMV employee told me...

Anybody has been through the same problem?

while the DMV uses the info on the SAVE system (Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlement), does not matter what a DMV employee says, the DMV is not the administrator or owner of this system, the USCIS is. If the USCIS says you need to come in in person, you come in in person...