1. Drivers License Office Carrboro Nc

The period for beer and wine licenses is from May 1 through April 30 of each year. If your business requires a beer and wine license, please complete the application below and return to: The Town of Carrboro, Attn: Finance Director, 301 W. Main Street, Carrboro, NC 27510. Applications and payment may also be made at Town Hall.

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Drivers License Office Carrboro Nc

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• #1

  12 replies3 threadsRegistered UserNew Member

  RioMom,
  Here's a link: http://www.ncdot.org/dmv/driver_services/drivingpublic/applying.html
  There's a link off that page to closest locations. Just put in Orange county and two show up.

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  RioMom: I think you do have to be a resident of the State of NC, in order to get a NC drivers license. University students *might* qualify for temporary licenses, though. I'm not sure, but that would make sense. If so, she'd probably need a letter or something from UNC, verifying she's a student there. I see you found the NC DMV site, but I've included a couple of links to pages you may have missed. Hope it helps.
  If she only wants a license only for ID purposes (and not necessarily to drive), she will have her UNC ID card (and her passport). Here's the link to the NC DMV and what it says about 'temporary residents.'
  

  A nonresident of North Carolina is 'Any person whose legal residence is in a state, territory, or jurisdiction other than North Carolina or in a foreign country.'
  Examples of nonresidents:
  Salesmen whose homes are in other states who travel through North Carolina.
  Out-of-state college students who intend to return to their home states upon completion of their educations in North Carolina.
  Members of the armed forces stationed in North Carolina who intend to return to their home states.
  Spouses of nonresident members of the armed forces stationed in North Carolina.

  http://www.ncdot.org/dmv/driver_services/drivershandbook/chapter1/nonResidents.html
  Also looks like the closest Driver's License office is in Carrboro, next door to Chapel Hill. They have a phone number listed. Here's the page for that:
  http://www.ncdot.org/dmv/office_locations/?officeType=1&pickCounty=67

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• #3

  21 replies11 threadsRegistered UserJunior Member

  You can use her dorm address for proof of NC residency.And I don't think u've to be a resident of NC for driver license, if u have green card or permanent resident card.

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• #4

  84 replies23 threadsRegistered UserJunior Member

  Ladytar: She's a US citizen, but is not a resident of any state.

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