Is the driver's license date the date after passing Subject 4?

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CadenDella
07/30/25 10:48am
No, after all the applicant's materials meet the requirements and the Subject 3 test is passed, the motor vehicle driver's license file number is determined within 1 working day, and the motor vehicle driver's license is produced and issued. To be precise, the day after passing the Subject 3 test is the initial license issuance date. Below is how to check the initial license issuance date: You can directly calculate it based on the expiration time, and there is an "Initial License Issuance Date" on the driver's license booklet. At the end of the main copy, there is a "Driver's License Validity Period," both of which are clearly listed. License renewal should be processed according to the above validity period, and the annual review can be calculated based on the initial license issuance date.
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