Let's see a picture of these great eyebrows.
I will try and work on that, just as soon as I can remove them from my face, I'll take a picture of them before I reattach them.
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I will try and work on that, just as soon as I can remove them from my face, I'll take a picture of them before I reattach them.
acommondisaster
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Back to the original question.
I was standing in line at the airport in Orlando a few years back, waiting to go through security, on our way back to DC. I took out my drivers license, in preparation for going through screening and glanced down. My birthday's in August - this was March. Yeah. it was THAT expired. Thankfully I had my retired military ID....but TSA never noticed the license was expired. So I go to MVA the next day and the woman's eyes kind of bug out and she laughs and says "cutting it pretty close to the year, aren't you?". So apparently, I would have had to retake the driving test if it had been a year, but instead, it was business as usual. No fine, no nothing.
So I think you're safe if you wait a few days. But just in case, don't speed.
I was standing in line at the airport in Orlando a few years back, waiting to go through security, on our way back to DC. I took out my drivers license, in preparation for going through screening and glanced down. My birthday's in August - this was March. Yeah. it was THAT expired. Thankfully I had my retired military ID....but TSA never noticed the license was expired. So I go to MVA the next day and the woman's eyes kind of bug out and she laughs and says "cutting it pretty close to the year, aren't you?". So apparently, I would have had to retake the driving test if it had been a year, but instead, it was business as usual. No fine, no nothing.
So I think you're safe if you wait a few days. But just in case, don't speed.
Dutch6
"Fluffy world destroyer"
That's correct. One year from expiration before having to start from scratch. It's on the MVA website somewhere.Back to the original question.
I was standing in line at the airport in Orlando a few years back, waiting to go through security, on our way back to DC. I took out my drivers license, in preparation for going through screening and glanced down. My birthday's in August - this was March. Yeah. it was THAT expired. Thankfully I had my retired military ID....but TSA never noticed the license was expired. So I go to MVA the next day and the woman's eyes kind of bug out and she laughs and says "cutting it pretty close to the year, aren't you?". So apparently, I would have had to retake the driving test if it had been a year, but instead, it was business as usual. No fine, no nothing.
So I think you're safe if you wait a few days. But just in case, don't speed.
pelers
Active Member
Something really neat I found out at my last renewal: If you do take an awesome picture, you can just renew it online and they'll reuse the pic.
Somehow or other my last picture looked really good. I have no clue how since I was pissed off because somebody stole my wallet and I was about two weeks from popping with the firstborn.
Somehow or other my last picture looked really good. I have no clue how since I was pissed off because somebody stole my wallet and I was about two weeks from popping with the firstborn.
Yeah I got that option mailed to me a few months back. I think its something they do once you have had your license for over 20 years. You still have to have your vision checked and certified by your optometrist. I opted to wait it out and am rollin rogue.
pelers
Active Member
Yeah I got that option mailed to me a few months back. I think its something they do once you have had your license for over 20 years. You still have to have your vision checked and certified by your optometrist. I opted to wait it out and am rollin rogue.
No. No, it's not. 