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C o l orad o Roa d a n d C om mu ni ty S a fet y A c t

Agenda

1. Introduction 2. Administration 3. Unable to Demonstrate Lawful Presence 4. Driver‘s License Requirements 5. Appointment process

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Introduction

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Colorado Road and Community Safety Act

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Introduction

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• Allows issuance of Colorado Driver’s Licenses, instruction permits, and Identification cards for individuals who

• Unable to provide documentation of lawful presence

• Can demonstrate lawful temporary presence

• Effective August 1, 2014

Colorado Road and Community Safety Act

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Driver’s License

Adult Driver’s License valid for 3 years

Minor’s Driver’s License Valid for 3 years or

20 days after 21st birthday (whichever comes first)

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Instruction Permit

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Adult Instruction Permit valid for 3 years

Minor’s Instruction Permit Valid for 3 years or

on 21st birthday (whichever comes first)

Identification Card

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Adult Identification Card valid for 3 years

Minor’s Identification Card Valid for 3 years or

on 21st birthday (whichever comes first)

Administration

General Information

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Translator Requirements

All presented documents shall be in English or translated into English

The original and translated documents shall be presented together at time of application

A certification from the translating individual shall accompany each translated document (FAQ #39)

Applicants are responsible for costs of translation

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Fees

Driver’s License: $50.50, which includes an additional fee of $29.50

Identification Card: $14.00, which includes an additional fee of $3.50

Instruction Permit: $14.00

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Unable to Demonstrate Lawful Presence

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Proof of Residency

OPTION 1

• Affidavit DR 2212 (A or B) affirming residency

• Evidence of residency • Tax return filing for immediately

preceding year

Proof of Residency OPTION 2

• Affidavit DR 2212 (A or B) affirming continual residency for 24 months

• Evidence of continual residency for 24 months

OR

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ITIN Affidavit DR 2212 (A or B)

Passport Consular

ID Card

Military ID

Document

One of these from country of origin to prove name, date of birth, and identity

Applicants must present proof of residency. There are two acceptable methods.

OPTION 1 • Affidavit affirming residency • Evidence of residency • Proof of tax return filing for

immediately preceding year

Unable to Demonstrate Lawful Presence Proof of Residency Option 1

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DR 2212

Proof of Residency Option 1

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OPTION 1 Affidavit affirming residency • Evidence of residency • Proof of tax return filing for



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OPTION 1 • Affidavit affirming residency Evidence of residency • Proof of tax return filing for


One of the following: • Utility bill • Credit card statement • Pay stub or earnings statement • Rent receipt • Phone bill • Transcript or report card from an accredited school • Bank statement • Mortgage document • Tax document mailed to you • Homeowner’s / renter’s insurance policy • Vehicle registration / title • Auto insurance • Other item reviewed by Driver’s License personnel

• Tax returns can be requested with a signed and notarized DR 5714

• First 10 pages free • $0.25 per page after first 10 • 7 – 10 days to receive copies


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OPTION 1 • Affidavit affirming residency • Evidence of residency Proof of tax return filing for immediately preceding year


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Submit tax return filings for the preceding 12 months

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OPTION 1 • Affidavit affirming residency • Evidence of residency Proof of tax return filing for



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Applicants must present proof of residency. There are two acceptable methods.

OPTION 2 • Affidavit of continual residency

for 24 months • Evidence of continual residency

for 24 months

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DR 2212


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OPTION 2 Affidavit of continual residency for

24 months • Evidence of continual residency for

24 months Sign name in presence of DMV employee

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for 24 months Evidence of continual residency

for 24 months 3 documents are required to

prove residency


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Proof of Residency

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One of the following: • Utility bill • Credit card statement • Pay stub or earnings statement • Rent receipt • Phone bill • Transcript or report card from an accredited school • Bank statement • Mortgage document • Tax document mailed to you • Homeowner’s / renter’s insurance policy • Vehicle registration / title • Auto insurance • Other item reviewed by Driver’s License personnel


for 24 months Evidence of continual residency

for 24 months

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Individual Taxpayer Identification Number

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• IRS issues ITINs • Complete form W-7 • irs.gov/Individuals/General-ITIN-Information • Receipt within six weeks of application • Please cancel appointment if you won’t have ITIN in time


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http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/General-ITIN-Information

Applicants unable to demonstrate lawful presence are required to sign the affidavit indicating that they have applied or will apply as soon as eligible for lawful presence within the U.S.

Unable to Demonstrate Lawful Presence Affidavit DR 2212

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Affidavit DR 2212A

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The DR 2212A “Colorado and Community Safety Act Affidavit” is to be completed by applicants 18 years or older


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Identity Document from Country of Origin

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Applicants must present ONE of the following from the country of origin to prove name, date of birth, and identity:

• Passport • Consular Identification Card • Military Identification Document


All documentation must be translated

in English

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Document must contain: • Full legal name • Date of birth • Date of issuance • Country of issuance • Photograph of applicant



in English

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• Documents are accepted 10 years from expiration date • Documents without an expiration date are accepted

10 years from issuance date


in English

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Driver’s License Requirements


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Requirements for Drivers 18 and Over Permit DL

Provide required documentation to demonstrate full legal name, date of birth, identity, residency, and temporary lawful presence (if applicable)

X

Pass written test X

Pass vision test X X

Pass driving test X

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Written Test Vision Test Driving Test Provide Documentation


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Provide Required Documentation

to demonstrate full legal name, date of birth, identity, residency, and temporary lawful presence (if applicable)

Document requirements will differ for those who are temporarily lawfully present and those who cannot demonstrate lawful presence.

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Pass a Written Test

• 25 multiple choice questions • 3rd party testing services can be hired, usually for

a fee • Tests in Spanish are available upon request • For additional languages, interpreters are

permitted • Interpreter must be 16 years or older and have a

valid driver’s license • Interpreter costs are the responsibility of the

applicant • You may take the test two times per

appointment, unless you miss 50% or more • Must apply for permit within 30 days of test

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Pass a Vision Screening Test

• May wear corrective lenses during test

• If corrective lenses are required, this will be indicated on driver’s license / permit

• Must pass the test to be issued a license or permit

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Pass a Driving Test

• 3rd party testing services can be hired, usually for a fee

• Must apply for driver’s license within 60 days of drive test

• Interpreters are not allowed • Turn-by-turn instructions • Must provide own vehicle,

proof of insurance and registration. Vehicle must also pass a safety inspection.

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Resources

Department of Revenue Website • CO-RCSA SB 251 Driver’s Licenses

and ID Information • Driver’s License information • ID Card information • Driver’s Permit information • Driver education information • List of authorized driving schools • Parent supervised driving guide • Handbooks

www.colorado.gov/dmv

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http://www.colorado.gov/dmv

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Now you’re ready to make an appointment!

Appointment Process

Applicants must have an appointment and apply in person initially and when renewing Phone: 303.205.2335 to schedule appointments

and ask questions Online: www.colorado.gov/dmv Appointments begin August 1, 2014 for any of these locations:

Denver Central: 1865 West Mississippi Avenue, #C, Denver, CO 80223

Aurora: 14391 East 4th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80111

Colorado Springs: 2447 North Union Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Fort Collins: 3030 South College, Suite 100, Fort Collins, CO 80525

Grand Junction: 222 South 6th Street, #111, Grand Junction, CO 81501

Only the individual whose name and date of birth matches the appointment information will be accepted at the time of the appointment. You may not use another person's appointment.

Please cancel your appointment if you are unable to make it The DMV never charges for an appointment

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Process

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Appointment Cancellation Process

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Website

• www.colorado.gov/dmv • Driver’s License and ID Card Information • Teen Drivers • CO-RCSA SB251 Driver’s Licenses and IDs • Locations • Documents available

• Flowchart (English and Spanish) • Fact Sheet (English and Spanish) • Frequently Asked Questions (English and

Spanish) • Fees • Workshop Schedule • Card Images • SB 13-251

• Appointment Link

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Questions

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Temporary Lawful Presence

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Provide documentation that establishes Full legal name Date of birth Identity (photograph) Evidence of temporary lawful presence Evidence of residency


in English

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Documentation examples: Foreign passport bearing a photograph of applicant

U.S. Visa

I-94 showing class and expiration date

Valid employment authorization document (EAD) – I-766, I688, I688A, I688B

Current Colorado driver’s license, instruction permit, or identification card

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Verified through SAVE

Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements


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One of the following • Utility bill • Credit card statement • Pay stub or earnings statement • Rent receipt • Phone bill • Transcript or report card from an accredited school • Bank statement • Mortgage document • Tax document mailed to you • Homeowner’s / renter’s insurance policy • Vehicle registration / title • Auto insurance • Other item(s) reviewed by Driver’s License personnel

Provide documentation that establishes Full legal name Date of birth Identity (photograph) Evidence of temporary lawful presence Evidence of residency

Evidence of Residency All documentation must be translated

in English

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Questions

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Exceptions Processing


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• The procedure the department has established for persons who are unable to meet the minimum requirements for a Colorado driver’s license or identification card

• Exceptions processing allows for alternative documents to be presented to the department to establish identity:

• Legal name

• Date of birth

• Verifiable photograph

• A number of documents may be required

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What is Exceptions Processing?

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After receiving a Notice of Incomplete Application (NIA)

• Walk-in • Available at Denver Central, Fort Collins, Grand Junction and Colorado Springs offices

• Walk-ins accepted Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. – noon and 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.

• Appointments • Can be made on-line for the Lakewood office

• www.colorado.gov/dmv

• Appointment scheduling for other offices coming soon

• Remote Exceptions Processing • Applicants outside of Denver metro may submit applications and supporting documentation to

their nearest driver’s license office

• Remote packets typically are processed within two – three weeks

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Application Process

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Questions

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