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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. She is our fourth AP and they have never hole-punched any of the other AP's home license. It is an unnecessary expense. I'm going to talk to the manager. [/quote] You should probably research the law before you go in and waste everyone’s time on something so ridiculous [/quote] ‘You will have to surrender your current driver license or provisional license to DC DMV; if you do not have it, DC DMV will accept a certified driving record (issued by the state your license is from within the last 30 days) that reflects that your license is in good standing and has not been expired for more than 90 days.’[/quote] does that really apply to international documents that aren't even legal here? it makes sense to punch a drivers license from another state (b/c states accept each others' licenses), but from another country entirely? [/quote] They are legal here. For example, a German tourist can come here and rent a car and drive legally with thier German license (and same with Americans visiting Germany). Your au pair is a resident here, so they need a US driver's license.[/quote] +1 anyone residing and driving in DC (and most states) must get a drivers license in that state and give up their otter one. [/quote] Germany is not a US state. The reason you give up your license from another states is that there is interstate comity for licenses. Not the same internationally - they destroyed a personal document that she still needs in Germany. Bad news. [/quote] MD did this for DW's license from another EU country. They kept her foreign license when she was issued an MD license.[/quote]
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