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NILC's
Tyler Moran recently updated her
"Overview of States' Driver's License Requirements" chart, which
lists the states that fall into the following categories:
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States that require a Social Security
number (SSN) for a driver's license with no exceptions.
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States that require an SSN for a
driver's license only of people who have been assigned one or are
eligible for one.
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States that have lawful presence
requirements in the law.
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States that have lawful presence
requirements that are created by agency policy or the combination of
documents required of driver’s license applicants.
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States that do not have lawful
presence requirements.
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States that accept the ITIN as an
alternative to the SSN.
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States that accept the matrícula
consular or other foreign ID card as a form of ID.
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States that require that the driver’s
license expire with an immigrant’s visa.
More information about state and federal driver's
license–related legislation and policy that affects immigrants is
available on the
"Immigrants and Driver's
Licenses" page of our website.
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