DMV......

[Meph 0]

hi guys

we went to dmv today to get an state id and i presented my passport, I-94, marriage certificate, bills, bank statements, notice of receipts of my AOS, but still i went home disappointed. my I-94 is expired already and the lady told me i have to renew it so they can issue me an id (huh ). even my husbands' explained, still she insisted to get a recent one so i can prove that i enter here legally !!!!!. now, im thinking im gonna be stuck at home sitting and wait for my aos interview till i can get a greencard which will take a couple of months (whew ) or maybe a year waaaaa

is there any possibilities that i can get a learners permit and work without state id?

thanks alot

[Otto 83]

It really depends...what state are you in? (Not sure a learner's permit would help.)

Edited April 24, 2007 by Karin und Otto

[Meph 0]

It really depends...what state are you in? (Not sure a learner's permit would help.)

WI, Karin....

[walls1010 3]

Some state don't issue a driver's permit/license or state id until you got your GC.

[Otto 83]

WI (assuming others too) have the same eligibility requirements for Temp/Learners permits as for 'regular' licenses.. =(

Worth reading (Link) they made some kind of changes effective April 01, 2007

[tweety 1]

Try again when you have your EAD. It did the trick for me about 2 years ago. Good luck!

[Meph 0]

its just so upsetting that it seems like they dont know what they are doing there. she first made a copy of my documents and then examine it especially my I-94 and I-797 Notice of action which is apparently listed on the new requirements now. we were on window 3 and she was very hesitant about the 797C Notice of action and she asked to their personel head on window 1, who is hesitant to answer too. goodness! im wondering if they should know whats going on.....geeezzz

thanks guys...i will do all what u suggest. thanks for the link Karin. i saved it

[Nanusia & Lukaszek 0]

its just so upsetting that it seems like they dont know what they are doing there. she first made a copy of my documents and then examine it especially my I-94 and I-797 Notice of action which is apparently listed on the new requirements now. we were on window 3 and she was very hesitant about the 797C Notice of action and she asked to their personel head on window 1, who is hesitant to answer too. goodness! im wondering if they should know whats going on.....geeezzz

thanks guys...i will do all what u suggest. thanks for the link Karin. i saved it

They do know what they are doing. Since your I-94 expired, you are technically out of status until you get your EAD or GC. They will not let you get a learners permit either I believe, based on a NOA. Seems you'll have to wait a while.

[Anna C. 4]

I had the EAD and everything but was sent away once because my SSC was in my maiden name.... It depends a lot on the person! Also I am pretty sure that you need proof of legal presence, and AOS receipts aren't considered as such. Try with EAD or GC!!!!

Good luck!

[Dr_LHA 3]

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Edited April 24, 2007 by Dr_LHA

[perfect 39]

FYI...it's not the NOA1 that they are looking for, it's the NOA2 - approved petition they are looking for.

[KarenCee 3]

FYI...it's not the NOA1 that they are looking for, it's the NOA2 - approved petition they are looking for.

Yup. The NOA1 for our AOS wasn't at all what they wanted. It was either the EAD OR the Green Card. NOA1 just means your application has been received...to the DMV that means nothing other than you've applied.

[Dr_LHA 3]

FYI...it's not the NOA1 that they are looking for, it's the NOA2 - approved petition they are looking for.

Depends on the state. NOA1 is acceptable as proof of legal residence in Pennsylvania and some others, and is also considered proof under the REAL ID act (which isn't doing too well right now!).

Edited April 25, 2007 by Dr_LHA

[KarenCee 3]

FYI...it's not the NOA1 that they are looking for, it's the NOA2 - approved petition they are looking for.

Depends on the state. NOA1 is acceptable as proof of legal residence in Pennsylvania and some others, and is also considered proof under the REAL ID act (which isn't doing too well right now!).

Wish Georgia would "get with the program" then...not that it matters now that Joel has his DL. Still, if all states were uniform in this area it would make things a lot less frustrating. Just MHO.

[Meph 0]

FYI...it's not the NOA1 that they are looking for, it's the NOA2 - approved petition they are looking for.

Depends on the state. NOA1 is acceptable as proof of legal residence in Pennsylvania and some others, and is also considered proof under the REAL ID act (which isn't doing too well right now!).

thanks dr_LHA. as karin give me the link they didnt indicate which noa is it. i will try again when i get my EAD.

thanks again guys