Of course. You must exchange your out-of-state driver license from another U.S. state or territory, federal district or Canadian province within 30 days of becoming a resident of New York.
So I have 30 days to exchange my license?
That's correct.
Oh, I see what you mean. Then I'm going to tell it to him. In my case, what kind of license will I need or obtain? Could you please tell me?
IN your case, as you are going to be age 16, you would get a DJ-Junior Operator Class license. If you were over 18, then it would be a D-Operator Class.
Oh, wow, that's nice. Hey, sorry but again with that thing of being out-of-state. A friend of mine comes from Chicago to study in here, she can be considered as a resident and be able to get a NY license?
That's would be a judge doing to determine that. Most probable outcome is not, as by traffic law, all those who are from another state or country are not considered NY residents.
Oh, wow, that sounds a little bit complicated. As similar on this, Are there any considerations for me being under 18?
There is. Would you like me to tell you about the graduated license law?
Yeah, please, i would like that.
You told me before you were about to turn 16, didn't you?
Yeah, that's correct. That's why i' looking for information.