Montana HB469 revises driver's license laws, exempting certain out-of-state licenses and setting rules for license issuance and renewal.
Montana HB469 revises driver's license laws by exempting certain out-of-state licenses, particularly those issued exclusively to persons unlawfully present in the United States. The bill mandates the Motor Vehicle Division to determine by rule the classes of licenses issued by other states exclusively to unlawfully present individuals. It also requires the division to adopt rules governing the issuance, renewal, and cancellation of identification cards, aligning with proof of identity, residence, and authorized presence standards for a driver's license.
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