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Moving from NJ to CA, will my auto/motorcycle license be invalid?
I have a New Jersey Auto License as well as the New Jersey Motorcycle Endorsement. If I move to California, will any of that matter regarding my eligibility to drive a motorcycle/scooter/car legally?
4 Answers
- John RLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Check with the state laws.
Most states grant you a 30-60 day grace period to change your license(s) over.
So, moving, driving and riding there will not be a problem. Just remember to switch over after you get settled in.
Source(s): Riding and racing since 1973. Law Enforcement since 1987 - bchaller001Lv 410 years ago
the laws are the same in every state you can drive there but after 30-90 days you need to change it to a California license, unless you live there less than 6 months of the year or are a student
- ?Lv 710 years ago
Most States have reciprocation laws, good enuf in 1 state is good enuf for the other.
BUT Ca has more restrictive emissions.
If there are other findings, assume you can pass them and fill in the blanks.
- Anonymous10 years ago
You have ten days after you have residency to get your license and registration changed. They can give you a ticklet after that for not doing it.
Source(s): Born & raised in So.Cal.
