I was trying to get a license in California by my current North Carolina License (Class C). Today I received a letter from California DMV saying that they could not process my application because my NC license was suspended/revoked.
I contacted NC DMV and they told me my license is 'limited privilege', which really confused me as I wasn't charged for anything in the past 3 years, not even stopped by a police (the only thing I got was a signal violation ticket in 28 miles and I paid 50$ for that).
The NC license I have now is an extension for my previous one which expired on May 2010. I was an F1 student when applying for the previous license, and extended it on March 2010 with my OPT status, so my latest license will expire on January 2011.
I am really confused whether they made a mistake on giving me a 'limited privilege license' for my extension ? My wife is also a F1 holder in OPT and did use her extended license to renew a new one in Indiana , no problem at all.
Any idea is well appreciated, I am really frustrated by them!Why my North Carolina Driver License changed to 'limited privilege' without any conviction ?
The rules in Indiana are obviously more relaxed than those in California. California is not going to issue you a license until you clear up whatever the problem in in North Carolina and have a full rather than limited license.
It sounds like there may be a question as to your legal status.Why my North Carolina Driver License changed to 'limited privilege' without any conviction ?
High end insurance with tickets or not can cause this problem.
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