MN SF182

Noncompliant driver's licenses and ID cards marked under this bill would not be valid for accessing any state services or benefits under Minnesota law

Applicants for noncompliant licenses/ID cards may voluntarily choose to demonstrate U.S. citizenship or lawful presence, changing current law where proof is not required

Noncompliant licenses/ID cards must be marked "not for voting" on the front and "not for benefits" on the back if: the applicant is a first-time applicant who hasn't demonstrated citizenship, holds a previously marked card and hasn't demonstrated citizenship, or submits documentation showing temporary lawful status

Commercial driver's licenses still require proof of citizenship or immigration status as mandated by federal law

Amends Minnesota Statutes sections 171.06 and 171.07, and creates new section 171.025; introduced January 16, 2025 and referred to Transportation Committee