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Generally you have to do the written exam, which when I did it consisted of passing 24 out of 30 questions based on the NJ DMV manual. The road test is generally waived. Note you are tested on questions that you mightn't think apply to you - for example how many weeks do you have after marriage to register a name change.

I believe the expiry date on the license will be the end date on your visa or residents card (green card) - so worth making sure your visa/residents card is updated first.

Good luck at Motor Vehicle...read over the website carefully and make sure you have everything they ask for.

Start here and see if you're able to reach the 6-points of identification:

http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Licenses/DocumentSelector/index.htm

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At least the written. We had to do it coming from NY! http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Licenses/LicensesNon-Citizens.htm

I would look on the Motor Vehicles Web site. I'm sure they have the info you're looking for.

http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/

I have a valid driver's license from another country (Mexico) - what do I need to do to get valid NJ driver's license? Do I need to go through the written test and road test here?

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks.