The license is provided through the Bureau of Motor Vehicles it is a license type Transfer. Do I need one every year?
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call your local bureau of motor vehicles and ask them these questions. they would be able to tell you. or you could go to there website and check out answers or email them a quesion.
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Send in a copy of your driver's license, indicating you obtained it in November 2005, and vehicle registration. The only thing that will count on the vehicle registration is when it was issued in YOUR name. I believe Florida will accept the driver's license and they will also accept the vehicle registration if it has been in your name for a year. \n\nRegulations, however, can vary from state to state so you would be well advised to contact your university and ask them what they will accept, thus putting your mind at ease. Be sure to let them know that you actually obtained the DL in November 2005 and that March 2006 is merely the renewal date. I really don't think you will have any trouble.
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first you have to file for your parents and your parent will file for your brother. thats the way it is.. its my knowledge and experience. Consult the license people for sure you will be approve.
233698
I would think 14 `years is odd, by now you should have one.  Have you seen a lawyer.  I do not bleive there is a lifetime revocation of license even if convicted of a death while driving, curious.
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check with the local DMV - you will probably have to take the test before they give you the answers
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You would need to contact the DMV for a :\nThe Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability (NRL) is the form used to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that you have sold or transferred your vehicle or vessel to another party. It is used only when the registered ownership of the vehicle or vessel has changed. Legal owner transfers (transfers between lenders or removal of a lienholder from the title) do not require an NRL. \n\nHow Does the Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability Protect Me?\n\nWhen this form is properly completed and the information is recorded by DMV, liability for parking and/or traffic violations and civil litigation resulting from operation after the date of sale becomes the responsibility of the subsequent purchaser.\n\nWhen Does the Law Require Me to Notify DMV?\n\nWhenever you sell or transfer your vehicle or vessel, Vehicle Code §5900 states that you must notify DMV within five calendar days following the sale or transfer. \n\nDoes the NRL Remove My Name from DMV's Records?\n\nNo. Only the buyer's application for transfer, using the endorsed title received from you, can do that. However, when the information required on the NRL is received by DMV, you are no longer responsible for civil or criminal actions arising with the vehicle after the date of sale. \n\nFor example, you will not be liable for:\n\nparking or traffic violations resulting from operation of the vehicle after the sale or transfer date, or \ncivil litigation resulting from use of the vehicle after the date of sale. \nNOTE: In the case of a suit or complaint, the court is responsible for determining if you have complied with the law and are exempt from civil and/or criminal liability. \n\nAdditionally, when the NRL information is received by DMV and the vehicle record is marked, no further renewal billing notices will be mailed to you for the reported vehicle. \n\nWhat Information is Needed on the NRL?\n\nThe Vehicle Code requires you to provide DMV with the following information:\n\nDate of sale \nOwner of record's name and address \nBuyer or transferee's name and address \nDescription of the vehicle or vessel including the \nvehicle (or vessel hull) identification number \nyear model \nvehicle make or vessel builder \nvehicle license plate or vessel CF number \nVehicle odometer reading as of the sale or transfer date \nIf any of this information is missing, erroneous, or illegible, the department may be unable to update the computer record and/or these conditions may disqualify your liability exemption. \n\nMust I Complete the NRL Myself?\n\nNo. However, completing and mailing the NRL personally is the best way to ensure that DMV gets all the information in a timely manner. You may have someone else complete and file the NRL on your behalf if they are in possession of the vehicle at the time of sale. For example, if your brother sells your car for you while you are away on vacation, he can complete and file the NRL with the department. \n\nNOTE: For your protection it is strongly suggested that you make a photo copy of the completed REG 138 form for your file. \n\nThis information was obtained on the California DMV site however the same should apply in your state. Just check the DMV web site. Good Luck!
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You'll have to write to the Department of Motor Vehicles for that information.
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YES...IF IT IS BEING USED......\nDMV FOR DRIVERS LICENSE IS EASIEST WAY.
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I think it depends on where you live (the state).  You have to go through some state process.
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i know you need a licence to sell it and im pretty sure you need one to recieve it and you have to check with the secretary of the state for your state and you need to check with the ATF for ground rules and licencing\ntry http://www.ATF.gov/  to get started
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Drivers license is enough, and passport will be required in 2007.
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It depends on what state you live in.Follow this link and choose your state from the map.\nhttp://www.dmv.org/
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As far as I know, you have a few days to produce the license, that is you take it to the police station to show you have one.  This may differ from state to state though.
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According to the wording on Florida's DMV site regarding the acquisition of a license for a non-United States citizen:\n\n"Original Driver License or Identification Card Florida law requires identification, proof of date of birth and social security number (if issued) from all customers before a driver license or identification card can be issued."\n\nThe term "if issued" would have me think that it isn't necessary to have the number issued yet, as long as the other items listed are provided.\n\nI've included a link below to Florida's Department of Motor Vehicles information regarding this topic.
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yeah...my sister was talking about it the other day...she said she now has to have her permit for a year before she can take the test for her license.
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do a search type following in the search block dmv(your state) then you should be able to get the information required and any forms needed
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I have read that it is better to buy one in 2006, but there are a maximum number of cars per make and model that will receive the credit.  Too late for me as I already bought mine.