Is it true that all american citizens have to renew their license in 2008?
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No, there is no federal license in the US.
No.
The US government doesn't have control over state-issued ID cards.
As in... our Driver's License? Nope. Those are given out on a state-by-state basis. Since I renewed mine just this last year, it's not due for another renewal until 2013.
No - they are trying to get all states to be uniform in the license but last I heard it had not yet happened.
I hope not! I am in Spain until 2009.
2013 for me.
No. Mine expires in 2010.
There are many states which have struck down the "National ID" because it would be too expensive to do, and the Federal Government isn't helping with footing the bill.
For all states that are complying with the Real ID Act requirements -- and where those licenses are not already compliant -- yes.
what kind of license? marriage...bike...dog...driver...
Um, what license? The only license I have is a driver's license and it's not up for renewal in 2008.
The closest thing to a "citizenship license" that I can conceive of would be my birth certificate, my social security card or my passport (if I had one). Of those, only a passport has to be renewed.
Mine says 2009, so far I wasn't notified of anything different.
Absolutely Not! Point in fact, I don't have to renew mine until 2011. I renewed this year.
No for sure. I am an attorney and there is no way that the fed govt can supersede the states by making everybody renew their drivers license. If this ever does happen I think our founding father will completely hop out of their graves and run to Canada or somewhere other then the US.
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