Driving Licences - Colorado
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Driving Licences - Colorado
Hello All
I've had a look at the wiki and done some searching but struggling to find any clarity on how to obtain a Colorado driving licence?
The DMV link for Colorado appears to tell me literally everything but!
I'm headed to CO on a K1 visa - how does one go about doing this? I understand I have 30 days once entering the USA on a permanent basis in order to obtain the licence.
Phil
I've had a look at the wiki and done some searching but struggling to find any clarity on how to obtain a Colorado driving licence?
The DMV link for Colorado appears to tell me literally everything but!
I'm headed to CO on a K1 visa - how does one go about doing this? I understand I have 30 days once entering the USA on a permanent basis in order to obtain the licence.
Phil
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Re: Driving Licences - Colorado
http://www.colorado.gov/apps/dor/dmv...ultLicense.jsf
Take a look at the official gov site for CO. ^^
Take a look at the official gov site for CO. ^^
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I had to take a driving test when I came here in '91. At that time, I went to the local DMV and took care of everything there. You'll find the nearest office listed here.
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite.../1186476450044
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite.../1186476450044
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Re: Driving Licences - Colorado
Yes, I've found the bits indicated, just not actually how does one book on? I may just head to the Colorado Springs DMV when I'm on one of my visits (Nov and January) and get the relevant, forms advice and fees there.
Also I've read in a couple of places you need a certificate of tuition? Is this still required in CO?
Thanks all for your help.
Also I've read in a couple of places you need a certificate of tuition? Is this still required in CO?
Thanks all for your help.
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Yes, I've found the bits indicated, just not actually how does one book on? I may just head to the Colorado Springs DMV when I'm on one of my visits (Nov and January) and get the relevant, forms advice and fees there.
Also I've read in a couple of places you need a certificate of tuition? Is this still required in CO?
Thanks all for your help.
Also I've read in a couple of places you need a certificate of tuition? Is this still required in CO?
Thanks all for your help.
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You have plenty of time. You will need EAD to apply.
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I don't remember anything about having to have an EAD. I don't think I had one when I took my test. In fact, I can't have done because I was here on a visa that allowed me to be here for a year - sorry can't remember what it was called - but I couldn't work. However, I did have a bank account, buy a car and have a drivers license. Could have all changed now though. I think evidence that you live in the Springs will be required - bank account with your address on it, something like that.
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I don't remember anything about having to have an EAD. I don't think I had one when I took my test. In fact, I can't have done because I was here on a visa that allowed me to be here for a year - sorry can't remember what it was called - but I couldn't work. However, I did have a bank account, buy a car and have a drivers license. Could have all changed now though. I think evidence that you live in the Springs will be required - bank account with your address on it, something like that.
OP, if you follow the link I gave you you will find a list of acceptable documents. Don't know if an EAD is required...take a look at the list
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Re: Driving Licences - Colorado
90 days to obtain residency and then 30 days to get the license.
A quickie marriage and prompt adjustment app and should be doable.
Looks like they may have changed the wording, I think you may be considered a visitor until GC, difficult to tell now.
A quickie marriage and prompt adjustment app and should be doable.
Looks like they may have changed the wording, I think you may be considered a visitor until GC, difficult to tell now.
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Re: Driving Licences - Colorado
I think my safest route is to head into the DMV when I'm over in November and go from there.
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My experiences with the DMV have been variable to say the least, the only time I got somebody to go out of their way was when in conversation we realised we had a mutual contact so good luck.
Allow plenty of time, 3 hour wait on my last visit.
Allow plenty of time, 3 hour wait on my last visit.
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P.S. Lunchtime is anything from 11:30 onwards