on H-4 visa and need help with drivering permit in VA!!?
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I am a U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer and I can tell you that you should have no problem getting a driver's license.  Your visa only needs to be valid on the day you apply at the border.  As long as your passport and I-94 are still valid, you are legally entitled to be in the U.S.  I would warn you, if you leave the U.S. for any reason you will need a new visa to come back, unless you travel to Canada or Mexico and are gone fewer than 30 days.  If you go to any other country or are gone more than30 days, you will need a new visa.
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you take drivers ed, online or in a class, then u go to the dmv and take ur permit test, it is a written test not too hard if u study a lil! and then u have to have 3 drivers training sessions each 2 hrs long so a total of 6 hours, and then u can drive w/ someone 25 yrs old or older for 6 months and then u can take ur driving test! good luck!
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Okay...I'll be right back. I found a telephone number (toll free) to a regional VA facility that should be able to field your question. (It's probably going to be a Monday through Friday thing, though.) One question: When they gave you confirmation on your claim, why didn't they tell you the form # right then? The government is truly replete with Red Tape. Good luck. If that doesn't pan out, write back. I'm around quite a bit.
299446
The instructions and forms are here: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1262.html
804625
All states are different but check with DMV and see I think if you get a written from Doctor may also help
63823
Get a copy of your driver's handbook for your state and read it thoroughly.  All the questions will be based on the information in that book.
934131
It absolutely depends on your state. I would call the DMV... only help I could give.\n\nI know if your license is suspended that you can get a permit to drive to and from work ONLY. And they really do enforce this. If they catch you driving at 10pm - then you are SOL.
690731
You need to ask your physician! Your physician WILL know the proper steps to go through and is the one who must qualify you for the permit anyway.
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you should contact the WV or NC department of education. Because you currently hold a license in another state they will probably grant you a temporary license until you complete all necessary coursework to satisfy their license. Some states do have reciprocity though so you should check into it.  \nBest of Luck!
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Well i would suggest that you visit your local VFW and speak to the services officer. He or she can help with the paperwork and will know who to call and what forms to fill out.\n\nRemember to bring a copy of your DD214 with.\n\nIf that doesn't seem to help shoot me an E-mail and i can try and take care of it for you.
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go to this address, it will tell you exactly what you need to do! good luck! http://www.gibill.va.gov/
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When I did this I had to:  hit the DMV for a form. Take the form to my doctor (it's a short form about three check boxes). Return the form to the DMV. At that time the DMV person was able to give a temporary permit (hangs from rear view mirror) in about two weeks I got one by mail good for one year (still a hanger). A car license is the permanenet fix and so costs more and takes longer but the process is the same.
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https://www.ms.gov/hp/drivers/license/index.jsp
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You can fillout all the necessary paperwork, check: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-129f.htm\nI once was in a similar position and went to one cheap immigration firm (called Latinos Unidos or something like that) and they only made things worse, if I had followed the INS instructions I could have done it myself without a problem. If you cannot afford a real decent lawyer I would advise you to do it yourself.\ngood luck!
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An H4 Visa is for dependents of non-U.S. citizens legally in the United States. An H4 visa holder may engage in full or part time study.\n\nThough I would ask the college Registrar ahead of time to make sure that there is no school policy against it, all your wife has to do is apply and be accepted for admission to a college or university and enroll.\n\nGood luck to you both and especially to your wife and her studies.
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check with the VA or the italian embassy
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go to the dmv and get a drivers license