[Tek_Freek]

Originally Posted by Danknee

At the same DMV I raised my left eyebrow to the sky during my picture with a smile. The girl actually made me retake it despite my plea to "let it roll!". She insisted that I would solidify a ticket for myself every time I was pulled over with that as my picture.

In Iowa you are told to not smile. If you do the picture is rejected and they take another one.

[SpamDeleted]

Originally Posted by hotjambalaya

Is there any more recent experience with this?

from the DMV website I see:



The bold bit is mine. Is that new? from the last few posts it seems that foreigners could get the seasonal ID previously?


I've seen the "Driver Authorisation Card" which seems a bit odd to me, since its stamped "not Valid for ID"

Not quite sure how that works if you're stopped, "this is me" cop "well according to the card its not you...."

I don't think it matters if you're a foreigner as long as you can prove your have a valid Las Vegas address.
I live in NJ, own a house in Las Vegas and have a seasonal resident ID card. I showed my property deed and my utility bills for proof.

[ElleTea]

Originally Posted by Tek_Freek

In Iowa you are told to not smile. If you do the picture is rejected and they take another one.

That is not Iowa specific. It is for facial recognition software. The same rule applies for passport photos; I was even told to tuck my hair behind my ears to get a better view. No glasses, no hats.

[Danjhill]

Is it possible to get a “real ID” seasonal resident card?

[timothyaw]

Originally Posted by Danjhill

Is it possible to get a “real ID” seasonal resident card?

Good question, but my guess would be since seasonal ID cards weren't acceptable forms of ID for airports before there won't be any Real ID seasonal ID cards.