The MV-44 form is essential for applying for a New York State driver license or non-driver ID. It includes instructions for application categories like renewals, replacements, and more. This form also addresses voter registration and organ donation options.
The New York State DMV is now accepting applications for driver's licenses from all New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status under the Driver's License Access and Privacy Act, commonly called the 'Green Light law.
Under the Driver's License Access and Privacy Act, driver license applicants who have never been issued a Social Security Number are eligible to apply. You must sign an Affidavit (sworn statement) of never having been issued a Social Security Number when you apply for a standard driver license.
Yes. In many cases the nonimmigrant can apply for a driver's license but should consult with the local DMV and DSO before applying. The DMV requires a nonimmigrant to present supporting documentation, such as an EAD card, validating the duration of stay in the country.
ID-82: Proofs of Identity for Registration and Title (PDF) For easier viewing on a mobile device, see Proofs of identity and date of birth for New York State vehicle registrations or title certificates. See also forms MV-82 and MV-82.1.
Yes, as there are different types of driver's license for undocumented immigrants that the DMV provides it is valid to mention that people that do not have a social security number (SSN), can apply just for a standard license.
You can drive in New York State with a valid driver license from another country. You do not need to apply for a New York State driver license unless you become a New York State resident.
Related Content supervised driving form The parent, guardian or instructor must certify the supervised practice driving on a Certification of Supervised Driving (MV-262).