How many days does it take to use an ID card for driver's license registration?
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About a week. A temporary ID card can be used for the driver's license test, but the registration location must be in the same city as the residence on the ID card. However, the temporary ID card is valid for three months. The following are details related to driver's license registration: 1. Registration requirements: Generally, a small car C license is required, with an age range of 18 to 70 years old. After passing a physical test, you can register. 2. Required materials: You need to prepare an ID card, a one-inch white background photo, a temporary residence permit (for non-local students), and a student ID (for current students). 3. Exam content: Generally, a motor vehicle driver's license is divided into Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, and Subject 4. Depending on the type of license you choose, follow the driving school's arrangements for study.
When my child was taking the driver's license test last year, the driving school said they needed to keep the ID card for two or three days, actually to register it with the vehicle management office. I personally accompanied them, and the counter staff swiped the magnetic strip on the spot, made a copy, and returned it to us immediately. Nowadays, some large driving schools have their own card readers, and the process takes just ten minutes. However, in smaller towns, you might still have to wait a day or two because they need to gather a batch of students' materials for unified submission. Before enrolling, it's best to ask the driving school directly, and remember to arrange other ID-related matters in advance to avoid any delays.
