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Hello, my husband came to the states from Quebec and the DMV needs his license to be translated from French as he has a CDL license and motor cycle license. The DMV told him to go to AAA to have that done and they don’t do it. Anyone else been in this situation? Many thanks! 

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59 minutes ago, KBA said:

Hello, my husband came to the states from Quebec and the DMV needs his license to be translated from French as he has a CDL license and motor cycle license. The DMV told him to go to AAA to have that done and they don’t do it. Anyone else been in this situation? Many thanks! 

gotta love quebec ....

 

can the the ministry not provide an english version of the documents you need? if not, id just get a certified translation from somewhere. not sure where though. try the local college's language departments, they might be able to help in some way

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I did it for my husband (he is from France). I just did the translation myself in Word document, typed the Translator's Certificate text below (with my name on it), went to see a notary, signed in notary's presence and got it notarized. GEICO accepted the document without questioning. I am not sure about DMV though, but it never hurts to try.

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Does he not have a Euro standard license?

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On 6/16/2019 at 9:33 PM, Boiler said:

Does he not have a Euro standard license?

He’s from Canada and the license is in French.. because they use different letters to indicate things such as a CDL license (which he has) they want it translated 

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Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Progress Reports to Moving to the US and Your New Life In America forum; topic pertains to items of business post POE.

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