Temporary DL for oath ceremony?

[joujoubee 0]

Hi all,

My oath ceremony is this Thursday. I've been living in WI for a few months but had not changed my DL. When I took my test 2 weeks ago, they told me that they would require the WI license. I traveled the week immediately after that and when I came back, I saw that they had scheduled my ceremony already. So this past weekend, I went and got a new WI drivers license and they gave me the temporary paper one. This paper one DOES have my picture and all of my information on it, however, in the top left of the picture, it says "NOT FOR FEDERAL PURPOSES". Elsewhere on the page, it does state that it is a valid ID and can even be used for voting and other things. I'm very confused.

Does anyone know if they will accept the temporary license at the oath ceremony?

(I also have a greencard, another country's passport (expired), lease agreements, utility bills, etc, if those would work instead)

[Penny Pincher 11]

Do you have STATE ID that you can bring? I am sure that temporary ID (paper) you have will suffice for the requirement.

*** your GC as well?

[akihon 129]

you surrender your GC at the ceremony, so you should have it on you.

[joujoubee 0]

I have my greencard and will definitely bring it. I do not have any other forms of State ID...

To get an ID card in Wisconsin, I apparently have to give up my DL, but I don't even have a real DL to give up yet! Also, the ID card might be delayed just like this driver's license...

(source: http://www.dmv.org/wi-wisconsin/id-cards.php)

I think I will go ahead with the temporary one and just bring tons of other identification (pay stubs, rental agreements, etc.) and hopefully those will suffice.