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Likely documentation-related. As a US citizen I "just" needed to present my birth certificate and Social Security card to the DMV along with my "normal" licens
by kotaKat 11mo ago
Likely documentation-related.
As a US citizen I "just" needed to present my birth certificate and Social Security card to the DMV along with my "normal" license, and a print-out of a paystub from my employer online (that they didn't even look at).
Of course, the second factor is "going to the DMV", which depending on area can either be an all-day hellscape, or if you're rural, five minutes in and out.
- ghaff 11mo agoAs a US citizen, I don't have a social security card (though I have a passport) and I think I probably have a birth certificate somewhere though I don't really know. Going to AAA where I am is sorta exurban and pretty easy.
- tapoxi 11mo agoDo yourself a favor and contact the social security administration for a replacement card. It's a lot easier to get it now and keep it somewhere safe then be screwed when you suddenly need it for a second form of ID.
- ghaff 11mo agoI probably should although I also have Passport, RealID, and a Global Entry card--the latter of which I use for flying now given that it doesn't really matter if I lose it.
- kayfox 11mo ago> or if you're rural, five minutes in and out. After driving for an hour or two.