Applying for DL with EAD

[faith888]

Hi all,

I just want to ask a quick question. Does anyone in this forum from State of IL. that got their EAD and had applied for an Illinois drivers license?
I just got my EAD today and I want to know some insights regarding on how to obtain IL. drivers license through my EAD. I know every States has different rules.

Thanks so much.

[Walbrzyszanka21]

Hi all,

I just want to ask a quick question. Does anyone in this forum from State of IL. that got their EAD and had applied for an Illinois drivers license?
I just got my EAD today and I want to know some insights regarding on how to obtain IL. drivers license through my EAD. I know every States has different rules.

Thanks so much.

http://www.dmv.org/il-illinois/apply-license.php

Scroll down until you get to "Apply for Your New Illinois Driver's License"

To apply for a new Class D driver's license, visit your nearest Driver Services Facility and:

Present the required ID documents. These documents cannot be photocopies. The IL SOS provides a complete list, but be prepared to show:
1 document that satisfies Group A, B, C, and D.
Group A covers your written signature, such as a canceled check or passport.
Group B covers your Social Security number, including your Social Security Card or military discharge papers.
Group C covers your date of birth, such as a birth certificate or court order.
Group D proves your residency. Examples include bank statements or credit reports.
Pass your vision exam, written permit test, and driving test.
The IL SOS doesn't require Driver's Ed* but you can study for the written test by reading the state's driver handbook and taking a few practice tests.
The IL SOS doesn't require a learner's permit first, but you can request one to practice if you want.
Remember, new residents holding a valid driver's license will likely not need to take the driving test.
Pay the applicable new driver's license fee.

[faith888]

http://www.dmv.org/il-illinois/apply-license.php

Scroll down until you get to "Apply for Your New Illinois Driver's License"

To apply for a new Class D driver's license, visit your nearest Driver Services Facility and:

Present the required ID documents. These documents cannot be photocopies. The IL SOS provides a complete list, but be prepared to show:
1 document that satisfies Group A, B, C, and D.
Group A covers your written signature, such as a canceled check or passport.
Group B covers your Social Security number, including your Social Security Card or military discharge papers.
Group C covers your date of birth, such as a birth certificate or court order.
Group D proves your residency. Examples include bank statements or credit reports.
Pass your vision exam, written permit test, and driving test.
The IL SOS doesn't require Driver's Ed* but you can study for the written test by reading the state's driver handbook and taking a few practice tests.
The IL SOS doesn't require a learner's permit first, but you can request one to practice if you want.
Remember, new residents holding a valid driver's license will likely not need to take the driving test.
Pay the applicable new driver's license fee.

Awe! Thanks so much for the quick response. Appreciate it. Cant wait to go and get my DL.
Hang in there. You're getting there as well!

Sending positive vibes.

faith888

[Walbrzyszanka21]

Awe! Thanks so much for the quick response. Appreciate it. Cant wait to go and get my DL.
Hang in there. You're getting there as well!

Sending positive vibes.

faith888

Thank you. Wish I knew when I was getting the next update. PD is 6/5 and 6/6 and I did my biometrics 6/28. Nothing since then.