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[quote=Anonymous]If you have a place to live here and spend more than 183 days a year in MD, MD considers you a resident for tax purposes.

For licensing, once you become a resident you have 60 days to get a md license.

New Maryland residents must obtain a Maryland Driver’s License within 60 days for a noncommercial driver's license and within 30 days if it is a commercial driver's license (CDL).

You will need your out-of-State license(s), if you do not have the license in your possession, you will need to present a certified driving record from the licensing agency.
You must pass a vision screening.
The vision screening can be administered at the MVA Branch Office; OR
*Submit a completed "Vision Screening" form (DL-043 or DL-043A); OR
*Have an authorized Online Vision Certification Provider electronically submit your vision results to the MVA.
*NOTE: The vision screening by a doctor must have been administered within the previous 12 months.

If licensed for less than 18 months, you will be issued a Maryland Provisional License. Click here for more information on the Provisional license.
If your license is expired for one year or more, you are required to pass a knowledge and driver's skills test.*
Proof of age, identity and residency, are required, use our Online Document Guide to determine what you will need to bring with you to the MVA Branch Office.
 Pay the required fees.
Out of State Learner’s Permits cannot be exchanged for a Maryland Learner’s Permit. You must meet all the requirements of a new learners permit[/quote]

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