AR HB1429

Repeals the prohibition on issuing driver's licenses to applicants making initial applications who are not lawfully present in the United States.

Allows the Office of Driver Services to issue driver's licenses to non-citizens unable to provide legal residency status if they meet alternative requirements including a valid passport, Social Security number or individual taxpayer identification number, proof of residence, and either authorization for presence or three years of Arkansas state tax returns.

Establishes a $100 additional fee for applicants providing individual taxpayer identification numbers, with fees deposited into the State Central Services Fund for revenue division administration.

Limits driver's licenses issued under the new provisions to a maximum four-year validity period and requires them to be marked "Not valid for voter identification."

Prohibits applicants not lawfully present in the United States from obtaining commercial driver licenses or commercial learner's permits.