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Originally posted by Hudson:

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Originally posted by GIBASMA:
Thanks Hudson,
Yes she was here legaly until 2006, that's how she got her SS, but in 2006 her petition was denied and now she appeal that decision but until she hear anything from the appeal she's on the "limbo".Again thanks for your help.

If she has any paperwork on the appeal, she can bring that to the Department of motor vehicles, along with her SSN. Technically, she is not illegal because her case is still on appeal. If she wins her appeal, everything is fine. If not, then she will need to return home. USCIS will give some time after the appeal because the immigration system will determine when her residency status ended. This generally starts when the appeal is denied.

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Originally posted by HBKHBK:
yeah,its amazing that there are so many states out there where u do not even have to proof if u are legal here or anything...
not to mention to show proof of your current address.

I mean here in Ohio u have to proof u are legally here...but each time i had to update my address,i did nnot have to show proof,i mean i could have given any address that popped in my mind.

I have a question...is anyone here living in Texas?????? if so,do you get your drivers license there at the dmv on the spot after they haven taken your picture for the drivers license?

I know in some states u have to wait couple weeks and they mail it to you...like in Tennesee or California...anyone about texas?

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Authority I have so far come aross has a different definition of residency.
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Originally posted by RationalE:
1. Regulations at local DMV's may change anytime.

2. Under REAL ID Act ALL States must comply with Federal (six point ID) requirement before issuing DL to anyone (deadline , I believe, is 2008).
Some States still consider ways to opt out.


3.DMV does not run "security" check, but in some states it does verufy the applicant's immigration papers with DHS.

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Originally posted by RationalE:
whatever, I tried to give you the most accurate answer I knew.