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Just wanted to hear from people who have been in this situation: I'm an overstay with a valid DL from a state I don't live in anymore. When I get my EAD and SSN, do I have to surrender that DL and not have to take a driving test to get my new driver's license?

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Just wanted to hear from people who have been in this situation: I'm an overstay with a valid DL from a state I don't live in anymore. When I get my EAD and SSN, do I have to surrender that DL and not have to take a driving test to get my new driver's license?

Depends on your states DMV.

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Just wanted to hear from people who have been in this situation: I'm an overstay with a valid DL from a state I don't live in anymore. When I get my EAD and SSN, do I have to surrender that DL and not have to take a driving test to get my new driver's license?

I think when you have a valid driver license from another state you don't need to take the driver license test again. Best way is to check the DMV site of the state you need to get a driver license from. For instance in WA I got my driver license renewed even before I got my EAD and without an SSN( but my I 94 was n ot expired ) . DMV can tell you for sure. We can only speculate :)

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Adjusting from B1/B2

Exactly 3 months from the day we got married till the day I had both SSN and GREENCARD in hand !

Day 1 01/22/2013 AOS package sent

Day 8 01/28/2013 NOA 1 received

Day 15 02/04/2013Biometrics appt letter for 2/25/2013

Day 16 02/05/2013 Succesful walk in biometrics 20 days early

Day 25 02/14/2013 USCIS status changed to Testing and Interview ready for interview scheduling

Day 31 02/20/2013 Email notification that my interview is scheduled for March 21st

Day 57 03/19/2013 EAD/AP card ordered

Day 59 03/21/2013 Interview at 10.30 am Seattle Approved

Day 67 03/29/ 2013 Greencard Arrived . Applied for SSN

Day 68 03/30/2013 EAD arrived

Day 74 04/03/2013 SSN card arrived

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