C.M.R. 29, 250, Bureau of Motor Vehicles, ch. 15 - RULES GOVERNING ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTS TO ESTABLISH LEGAL PRESENCE

  1. § 250-15-1 - Definitions
  2. § 250-15-2 - General requirement for acceptable documents to establish legal presence in the United States
  3. § 250-15-3 - Documents to establish the legal presence of United States citizens or nationals
  4. § 250-15-4 - Alternative documents to establish the legal presence of United States citizens
  5. § 250-15-5 - Documents to establish the legal presence of Noncitizens
  6. § 250-15-6 - Expiration of driver's license or nondriver identification card

SUMMARY: These rules implement the provisions of 29-A M.R.S.A. §§ 1301 (2-A) and 1410 (8) which prohibit the Secretary of State from issuing a driver's license or nondriver identification card to an individual unless the individual presents valid documentary evidence of legal presence in the United States. These rules describe the documents that may be accepted to establish evidence of legal presence in the United States. These rules do not apply to credentials issued under the federal REAL ID Act which are governed by federal regulations at 8 CFR § 37et seq.

Notes

C.M.R. 29, 250, Bureau of Motor Vehicles, ch. 15
EFFECTIVE DATE:
11/13/2022 - filing 2022- 221

STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 29-A MRS § 153

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