Patrick

You mean if I got married in Tahoe? Or here in California?
Thanks for the input
Patrick
"Hypertweeky" <member13109@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Originally posted by Patrick
    > > Not sure what is meant by
    > the comment "He doesn't need one!" ? Could you
    > > clarify?
    > > Thanks
    > >
    > Patrick
    > >
    > >
    > > "Hypertweeky" <member13109@british_expats.com> wrote in
    > message
    > > news:[email protected]"]news:1456991-
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    > > > Originally posted by
    > AlisonPA
    > > > > Shame about what you need
    > > > as ID.
    > In Maryland you don't need any at all not even birth certificate
    > >
    > > or previous divorce certificate. They will not want to look at
    > the
    > > > dates you were meant to leave. I suggest you take the
    > I-94 out of your
    > > > passport. They just want a photo ID.
    > > > He doesn't need one!
    > > > --
    > > > Posted via
    > http://britishexpats.com/http://britishexpats.com
    > You do not need an ID
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

lairdside

If you come to Tahoe send me an email at [email protected] if you like. I live in Incline (and also AOS'ed out of status as I overstayed waiting for my divorce to come through )

J Moreno

Sam Gordon <[email protected]> wrote:

    > California DMV: "If you take a job here or become a resident, you must get a
    > California driver license within 10 days. Residency is established by voting
    > in a California election, paying resident tuition, filing for a homeowner's
    > property tax exemption, or any other privilege or benefit not ordinarily
    > extended to nonresidents."

This is only if you are driving -- California residents are not
required to have a drivers license.

The above is simply a way of saying: If you are a California Resident,
then you can't drive using an out-of-state drivers license.

--
J. Moreno

Ellie

Hi!

I got my marriage license in San Diego, CA. at the County Clerk's
office and then got married 5 minutes afterwards. I did this whilst I
was on VWP, all I needed to take with me was my British Passport, they
only looked at the information page with my photo, my status was not
questioned. My husband's grandmother went with us and she was asking
questions as she thought it'd be illegal, the lady who dealt with us
said that all she was interested in was proof of who I was. I even
used his grandmother's address on the license as that is where I was
resident at the time of marrying. I hope this helps a little.

Good luck!

Patrick

Thanks Ellie,
your account puts my mind a little more at ease, I did think that the
county clerk officials main interest was to make sure who I am and not if I
am breaking immigration laws. I am sure I am only just nervous over nothing,
my fiance just keeps telling me to relax.
Thanks again for you help.
Patrick



"Ellie" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hi!
    > I got my marriage license in San Diego, CA. at the County Clerk's
    > office and then got married 5 minutes afterwards. I did this whilst I
    > was on VWP, all I needed to take with me was my British Passport, they
    > only looked at the information page with my photo, my status was not
    > questioned. My husband's grandmother went with us and she was asking
    > questions as she thought it'd be illegal, the lady who dealt with us
    > said that all she was interested in was proof of who I was. I even
    > used his grandmother's address on the license as that is where I was
    > resident at the time of marrying. I hope this helps a little.
    > Good luck!