Car permit · Licenses and permits
After becoming a Wisconsin resident, how long do you have to get a Wisconsin driver license?
Correct answer: Within 60 days.
Answer options
- AWithin 30 days
- BWithin 60 days Correct
- CWithin 120 days
Why
New Wisconsin residents must obtain a Wisconsin driver license within 60 days of establishing residency.
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