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In some states, you'd have committed a crime already. You must replace your license before starting your job. So at least in those states, it isn't an issue. Y
by burfog 8y ago
In some states, you'd have committed a crime already. You must replace your license before starting your job.
So at least in those states, it isn't an issue. You have every day off from work.
- masonic 8y agoIn some states, you'd have committed a crime already Name one. 1) you don't need any drivers license to be employed in anything but driving 2) all states recognize other states' licenses ("full faith and credit") until a grace period after you take up actual residency or employment.
- burfog 8y ago1) Florida 2) Sure, you can drive there. You can work there even. You can't combine them: working while having an out-of-state license is a crime.