Those requirements carry over to Connecticut.
You need to complete these steps with DMV's Driver Services Division before you can get a Connecticut license:
Submit the terms of the other jurisdiction's IID restriction.
Provide a certified copy of your driving history issued by the state that imposed the IID restriction. The history must be less than 60 days old by the date the Connecticut DMV receives it.
If your IID is currently installed by one of the Connecticut-approved IID vendors, the vendor will need to send the installation information to the DMV. If the IID is installed by a non-approved vendor, you need to contact one of the Connecticut-approved IID vendors to have a new IID installed.
Pay the $100 IID administration fee. You can pay the fee by a check or money order made payable to “DMV,” or you can pay the fees online.
Once your application is approved, you need to get a Connecticut driver's license and Connecticut vehicle registration within 30 days.