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The document outlines the issuance of Limited Purpose driver licenses and identification cards by the DC DMV, available to residents without a Social Security number or those ineligible for one. Effective May 1, 2014, these credentials can be obtained without an appointment on certain days and require specific proof of identity and residency. The Limited Purpose credential is marked 'not for official federal purposes' and cannot be used for federal identification. The document also provides information on service center locations, FAQs regarding the credentials, and instructions for updating personal information.

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Do you need an appointment for the DMV in DC?

An appointment is required to take the road skills test, as DC DMV does not accept walk-ins.

Does DC DMV require an appointment?

If you do not have a valid driver license from another jurisdiction, when you have passed the knowledge test and been issued a REAL ID learner permit, you can schedule a road skills test. An appointment is required to take the road skills test, as DC DMV does not accept walk-ins.

How busy is the DC DMV?

Customers are advised that Tuesday, the days before and after a holiday and Saturdays are especially busy. Other peak busy hours to avoid are during lunch times typically 11 am to 2 pm. Please note that some Online Services are only available after an initial visit to the DMV.

What do I need to bring to the DMV DC?

To apply for a driver license or non-driver identification card, you must prove the following: Identity and date of birth. Social Security number (SSN), or proof that you are not eligible to obtain an SSN. DC residency. Ability to drive (when applying for driver license) Name change (if applicable)

What are the best days to go to DMV DC?

Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are generally less busy than Mondays and Fridays. Time of Day: Arriving when the DMV opens (usually around 8 AM) or later in the afternoon (around 3 PM) can help avoid crowds.