What would you do if you've had your permit for 2 YEARS?
965642
Ask your dad what his major concerns are about you driving by yourself. then try to figure out how to allevate them.\n\nmost parents are scared that teens will have a lot of friends in the car ,or fiddle with their phones and music so much that they will get distracted and into an accident.\n\nask for rules or a contract say these are the rules and i break them theni lose my driving privliges. \nfor example i will not drive with more than _ people in the car or i will not drive more than 10mi over the speed limit or i will only drive to school, work, friends house or whatever.  just let him know you are willing to be responsible.\n\ntalk to some adults your dad is friends with who have teenagers that are allowed to drive and see if they will talk to him for you.\n\nalso don't go in there with an attitude.  driving is a privlige.  your parents or the state can take it away when they wish if you break their rules.
1148885
Call the Div of Motor vehicles at your state capital and give them your drivers license # and they will tell you your driving record for at least the last 10 yrs
784384
I live in New Hampshire and have lived here all my life. When you're 15 and a half you may begin driving with a parent/guardian in the passenger seat, and you do not need an actual permit. As of 16, after taking a Driver's Education course and completing the required number of driving and observing hours you may take the driver's test at the DMV. If you pass you will recieve your license (it's not very hard.) After you recieve your license you're kind of on probation for a while. For example, for the first six months you can only have one or two passengers in the car and they have to be related to you (I believe.) If you get a single ticket you automatically lose your license for 20 days.\n\nHope I could help!
548534
Yes it could... you shouldn't have travel for more than six months, a year is too much if you didn't had a permit, you could even have lost the residence, and  to become a citizen you need to prove that you haven't been out of the US for more than 900 days during the previous five years...
132527
If you are changing for school, it's important to document you are the from the beginning.  Go to the dmv, change your liscense and voter registration.  Uually citizenship is granted after you've lived there for one year.
505037
You should go to your school counselor for your workers permit.
171791
I took 2 years of residency and then took the state boards.
452001
if you apply for a study permit you need to prove that you have the money to pay for it or that someone will provide it for you. after you graduate at a canadian university you can work there for up to a year off campus and while you are a student you can work on campus.
375088
Here in Washington State you have to be 15.5 years old to get just a PERMIT but not a complete license, and 18 to get your full license.
500763
I don't remember how long it takes, but you will not get your residency at the time of the interview.  IIRC, it takes about one or two months after the interview for your residency permit to be processed.  You'll be fine.
756397
Make it a two year break and join the Peace Corps. Most ex volunteers will tell you that it proved to be the most significant and self molding experience in their lives.
1096671
It would depend what kind of license you're talking about...Usually, if you talk about a drivers license, you can use your out of state license for up to 30 days without requiring a change of address etc...locate your local DMW for that...they'll be able to tell you better...\n\nIf you talked about any other kind of license...then sorry, no clue
992562
go for it...service should be mandatory for two years for everyone...
1005086
You probably shouldn't. They probably ervoked your drivers license for good reason, and it is probably better for everyone if you are off the road.
522300
2 years. But you need to apply for a CA ID immediately at the local DMV.
591872
15 to get your permit if you're enrolled in driver's ed.  15 and a half to get your permit if you're not in driver's ed.  \n16 to get your restricted license (there are now some limits on number of passengers, hours during which you can drive) if you've completed driver's ed. \n18 to then get a full unrestricted license, or to get a license if you haven't taken driver's ed.\nAt 21 your license will look slightly different because they've now changed the design to make ID easier in bars.
1078932
They would be well within their rights to revoke your license for a certain amount of time. Hopefully they will since you KNEW better and chose to do it anyway. It would have just been cheaper for you to hire a taxi or call a friend for a ride. \n\nAnd seriously, you're in college? Smarten up before you ruin your future!