Hawaii and Puerto Rico Driver's License

Modified on Fri, 10 Mar, 2023 at 9:29 AM



*FOR HAWAII  DL: ”Unfortunately Hawaii returns an unknown status for all of their records.

They don’t have an actual DMV so their records are provided by the courts. Since the court does not keep track of a license status, that info would not be available. We have been told that if the report does not show a suspension, revocation or anything of that nature, it can be considered as valid and in good standing”. 


*FOR PR DL: “I think you have to handle it similarly to Hawaii, which also does not return status.  Looks at the body of the record and if there are no open suspensions or other indications that the driver is not allowed to drive, they are probably valid”.


Lo anterior significa, que si tenemos un MVR limpio podemos concluir que la licencia es válida.

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