She doesn't need a driver's license.  The state has encouraged us to get
driver's license #'s whenever possible, but you can us the last 4 digits of
the ss# as an alternative.  They then aren't added to the checklist until
the State has verified the SS#.

-----Original Message-----
From: Vermont Municipal Government Discussion Network
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Dave Sharpe
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 12:06 PM
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Subject: Re: drivers license


How is it that she must have a drivers' license? I don't believe
that is in the law?


> Here is a good one for everyone.  We had a lady come into the office
> today.  She was told by the motor vehicle department she could not
> get a vermont drivers license until she could prove she lived here.
> They told her to go to the town clerks office and  get a letter from
> the clerk stating she is a resident of Ludlow.   I do not know this
> lady, she is not on the voter check list and will not be approved on
> the statewide list until she has her vermont drivers license.  She
> was allowed, however, to register her car in Vermont!!  Does this
> make sense to anyone??   How does one go about  changing their
> residency when you can't do the first step (getting your drivers
> license)??  I guess you just have to wait until all your bills come
> to your vermont address and you can show them to DMV.  I'm still
> shaking my head on this one.  Ulla