MVC to take appointments beginning Saturday for driver permits, regardless of immigration status
Anyone in New Jersey can get a standard driver's license and ID card beginning Saturday, regardless of immigration status.
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Apr 30, 2021, 9:44 AM
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2h agoAnyone in New Jersey can get a
standard driver's license and ID card beginning Saturday, regardless of
immigration status.
The New Jersey
Motor Vehicle Commission is expanding the availability of standard driver
licenses and non-driver ID cards, implementing a law signed by Gov. Phil Murphy in Dec. 2019.
People will have to make an
appointment and complete the state's Graduated Driver License Program. They will receive a standard New Jersey
driver license or ID when the requirements are met.
