Chapter 2, Section F:
Temporary Driving Permits
Revised July 18, 2008
The field offices may issue 10-day and 30-day
temporary permits using the red and white MVD form 11067. In addition, the
Drivers Section in Santa Fe issues the yellow MVD form 10111 as a 30-day permit
for individuals who are out-of-state and need a temporary extension of their
driver’s license.
Form 11067 10-Day Temporary Permits
(66-5-8F)
A 10-day temporary driver's permit may be issued to a license applicant while
the division is completing its investigation and determination of the
applicant's right to receive a driver's license. The permit shall be in
the applicant's possession while operating a motor vehicle, and shall be
invalid when the applicant's license has been issued or refused. No fee.
The form 11067
10-day permit
may also be used if for any reason the
field office
is unable to
print the Temporary License for the customer. The customer can then
leave and come back later, when we are able to print the Temporary
License.
Form 11067 30-Day Temporary Permits
A 30-day temporary driver's permit may be issued to a license applicant pending completion of the DWI Prevention and Education Program,
when an out-of-state license will expire before the scheduled DWI
awareness class. No Fee.
Form 10111 30-Day Temporary Permits
The Drivers Section in Santa Fe issues the yellow MVD form 10111 as
a 30-day permit for individuals who are out-of-state and need a
temporary extension or replacement of a driver’s license that is
expiring or has been lost, stolen or mutilated. This temporary permit is
intended to give the applicant the additional time needed to return to
New Mexico and renew or replace the license. Up to two additional 30-day
permits may be issued (for a total of 90 days) if necessary. No fee.
Historical note
The yellow form 10111 permit was also authorized in 2004 for use by
field offices when the SSOLV (Social Security Verification System)
returned a “no match” code for name or date of birth. The yellow
temporary permit was intended to give the customer time to resolve the
problem with the Social Security Administration prior to issuance of a
regular license. However, the availability of the Social Security
override function has eliminated the need for this use. The form 10111
30-Day Temporary Permit is therefore no longer available for use by
field offices (PQU#8rev.). |