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It is usually very slow, bring something to read! Get yourself some patience, you’ll get a number and they will call you first to get your picture taken, then you’ll need to wait again to apply and make the payment.Here’s a list with the locations: nyc.gov. Had I gotten there about 30 minutes earlier, it would have been done a lot quicker! The best idea is to go before they open and wait in line outside. I got there at 8am and left at 10:30am… That’s 2 and a half hours. Get there at 8am the latest, or you’ll be waiting in line for a very long time.

It is a fairly simple process, but let me give you a few tips: You can apply directly at a DMV location. Use this points calculator to check that you have enough proof: nyc.gov. For example, a credit card with your name from a bank from the US will give you 1 point. *For you to prove your identity, you need to add up four points. Completed application for non-driver ID card: dmv.ny.gov.Proof of name documents totaling 4 points*.

Passport with visa + I-20 (old and current) and I-94 forms.

Provided that you have the SSN already, here are the things you will need in order to apply for a non-driver state ID: Here’s a document that explains a little more about SSN for international students: ssa.gov. That is a challenging process if you don’t have an on-campus job, work authorization of some sort or on your OPT. The first thing you will need is a Social Security Number. Since I never carry my passport around (and you shouldn't’t do it neither!) having a NY state ID can come in very handy. In fact, I’ve been asked for an official state photo ID in several occasions and the only way around it is showing your passport. Did you know international students can get one? I didn’t! While you are not required to have one, a state ID can be very useful in many situations. Hey everyone! Last week I took the time to go to the DMV in the city to apply for my New York State ID.