Mensaje de "Alberta transportation":
Clients originating from the United States who are lawfully entitled
to be or to remain in Canada and have now established residency
in Alberta may exchange their valid US operator’s licence for an
Alberta Class 5, 6 or 7 operator’s licence.
When a client is surrendering an expired US operator’s licence,
an official written confirmation letter from the US licensing authority
detailing the content of the driver's licence must be submitted.
To obtain an Alberta licence, you will need to apply at any one
of the Registry Agent offices. A medical examination and vision
screening may be required if:
- you have a medical condition that may affect your ability to
drive or
- if you are within 6 months of your 75th birthday or older.
You will need to provide acceptable identification, proof of
Canadian citizenship status and proof of Alberta residency.
You may review some examples of acceptable identification
from the following webpage:
http://www.servicealberta.ca/residency-id-requirements.cfmSome examples on proof of Canadian citizenship status include:
- birth certificate issued from any Canadian province or
territory
- valid Canadian passport
- permanent resident card
- citizenship card,
- valid work permit or student visa.
Some examples of proof of Alberta residency include:
- Alberta Rental or Mortgage Agreement
- Letter from your employer
- Proof of personal taxes filed in Alberta
- Utility, telephone, or gas bill in your name and with Alberta
address on it.
We also suggest that you refer to the following Alberta
Transportation website regarding the Graduated Driving Licence
program and how it affects new Albertans.
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