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mchud11
08-31-2010, 08:37 PM
I am moving to CO. When applying for a CO drivers license, is it mailed to you or do you get it while there ? I already have a license from another state...thanks

shpedoinkle
08-31-2010, 10:16 PM
It is mailed to you. You will get a paper license in the meantime.

valstar
08-31-2010, 10:17 PM
Mailed. I got mine about 10 days. They will punch a hole in your other state license voiding it and give you a paper license till your new one arrives.

mchud11
08-31-2010, 11:25 PM
thanks, gentlemen

Ebbandflowian
08-31-2010, 11:56 PM
Make sure you also have a state issued birth cirtificate when I moved here from nj they had only issued me a county birth cirt and it was a huge headache being stuck out here and needing something from nj

ThaiBuddhaMan
09-01-2010, 01:55 PM
Make sure you also have a state issued birth cirtificate when I moved here from nj they had only issued me a county birth cirt and it was a huge headache being stuck out here and needing something from nj

Good point and it's pretty much the same whenever you get a license in another State. Birth certificate must be a State issued. Also make sure your tickets/fees from your previous State are paid, as most States now have linked databases. I had an old license from about 15 years ago from another State, moved out of country for about 10 years, came back to the US and moved to Colorado. Went to get a CO driver's license and was denied because I had two outstanding speeding tickets from 15 years ago. Had to contact those county courthouses. Luckily one was a small county and spoke with the local judge directly (he actually answered the phone!) - he dropped it immediately. The other I had to pay the original fee plus a late charge too. Took about a month to get everything cleared and the databases updated.