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My NYS driver permit expired. Do I need to fill out the forms again or can I just go and take the written test? 

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My permit recently expired and I need to renew it. I know I have to take the written test again, but do I need to fill out the forms and bring my social security card and birth certificate and proof of ID again too? 

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"You can renew a learner permit only if you passed the written test during the previous two years. This requirement means that you cannot renew a learner permit that was issued more than two years ago.  If you passed the written test more than two years ago, you must apply for a new learner permit and pass a new vision test and a new written test.If you are eligible to renew your learner permit, you can renew your the permit no more than 30 days before the permit expires, or no more than two years after the date you passed the written test for your original permit. You must renew by mail or at a DMV office. You cannot renew a learner permit on-line."For full instructions, go here:http://www.nysdmv.com/license.htm#licenserenew

Answered by pmarksog at Jan 29, 2009 05:59 PM

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well do you have to have the birth certificate and other forms again after its been expired for more then 2 years and it was only a permit?

Answered by funnygreenguy at Jun 7, 2009 03:14 AM

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