[RCCCB]

Originally Posted by olecapt

Yup it is recent. I think in the last year or there abouts.

Can you just get a Nevada ID card (the one that isn't a driver's license) if you present and want to keep your CA driver's license?
I want to get a Nevada second home, want the Nevada ID but want to maintain my voting, driver's license and tax filing in the left coast of CA.

Any standard answers to be found anywhere on a Nevada site?

[airics]

Originally Posted by RCCCB

Can you just get a Nevada ID card (the one that isn't a driver's license) if you present and want to keep your CA driver's license?
I want to get a Nevada second home, want the Nevada ID but want to maintain my voting, driver's license and tax filing in the left coast of CA.

Any standard answers to be found anywhere on a Nevada site?

You must have a residence in Nevada to do this.

[queenvic]

I moved here in March and I had to take in my Calif driver's license and my birth certificate, so you will have to pay the fee to get your birth certificate. Try the NV motor vehicles website for more info!!

[Kaiminani]

Birth Certificates are only required if you fall for the useless hoax known as the Real-ID act - anybody can get anyone else's birth certificate if they are willing to bend a few laws, so it isn't like having a birth certificate really proves who you are. It's just a waste of everyone's time and money.

Here's the Nevada DMV website that says you can opt out of the Real-ID BS and just get a regular driver license: The Real ID Act in Nevada

Save yourself that $50 and the hassle and just say no.

In case you want to read up on just how pointless and wasteful Real-ID is: EPIC - National ID and the REAL ID Act

[cedar_bluff_tree_farm]

Originally Posted by las vegas drunk

I am going to give everyone a little trick that I use when going to the DMV. Go there at 7:15 AM which is 45 minutes before they open. I have done this every time I have gone, and I never had to wait at all.

Um, doesn't that mean you waited 45 minutes?

[RCCCB]

Originally Posted by airics

You must have a residence in Nevada to do this.

Thanks, I intend to.

[lafterd7]

Just for those of you that need the real scoop I just went through a real hassle cause my drivers lic and sscard were stolen out of my purse and I jst let the drivers lic expire. I had an extreem hassle with ssoffice to get social had to get a doctors letter of exam and orig certified birth cert. Then the dmv for my lic and had to take written and road test and had to get my orig. cert copy of marriage lic. After this experience I'm getting a passport their good for ten years and acceptable anywhere in case you loose your picture Id. Good to have it. Word to the wise!! Never let your drivers lic expire big mistake. If you have no valid, current picture I.D you are going to have an extreemly hard time.

[Chichappens]

Originally Posted by Kaiminani

Birth Certificates are only required if you fall for the useless hoax known as the Real-ID act - anybody can get anyone else's birth certificate if they are willing to bend a few laws, so it isn't like having a birth certificate really proves who you are. It's just a waste of everyone's time and money.

Here's the Nevada DMV website that says you can opt out of the Real-ID BS and just get a regular driver license: The Real ID Act in Nevada

Save yourself that $50 and the hassle and just say no.

In case you want to read up on just how pointless and wasteful Real-ID is: EPIC - National ID and the REAL ID Act

BRAVO TO YOU ...............xo xo xo that is wild.

[Chichappens]

also if you go to the DMV in smaller towns it is FASTER... Secret up in N. NV go to Carson or better yet Virgina City........ Yeee haa..........Carson my average wait is always about 30 mins and V.C. in and out no more then 5 mins total.

[dynimagelv]

and the drive to Carson is ONLY 8.5 hours.