Yes I will be eligible for a SSN and the other thing 
Ah well, you'd think that international companies would be just that so you could pass the information along, just like the Driving License, a total scam been driving for years but now need to sit a test in the US despite a nice clean record at home.
Ah well, you'd think that international companies would be just that so you could pass the information along, just like the Driving License, a total scam been driving for years but now need to sit a test in the US despite a nice clean record at home.
Glad to have you join us! (in both senses of the word.) Oh, and if you're a Top Gear fan, their episodes are about a half year behind on BBC America. They just did the one where they tried to turn a Reliant Robin into a space shuttle.
Have fun with the right hand drive thing. I'm bad enough as a pedestrian in Britain and Japan.
Have fun with the right hand drive thing. I'm bad enough as a pedestrian in Britain and Japan.
Deech wrote:
Yes I will be eligible for a SSN and the other thing
Ah well, you'd think that international companies would be just that so you could pass the information along, just like the Driving License, a total scam been driving for years but now need to sit a test in the US despite a nice clean record at home.Ah good then. BTW welcome to the forum and to the US.Motor Vehicles varies by state/county and usually your foreign license (with international permit if you got one from the UK) is adequate until you are formally a US resident.
SmartCookie wrote:
Deech wrote:
Yes I will be eligible for a SSN and the other thing
Ah well, you'd think that international companies would be just that so you could pass the information along, just like the Driving License, a total scam been driving for years but now need to sit a test in the US despite a nice clean record at home.Ah good then. BTW welcome to the forum and to the US.Motor Vehicles varies by state/county and usually your foreign license (with international permit if you got one from the UK) is adequate until you are formally a US resident.
In NY I swapped my UK license for a NY one.
And I suggest getting your salary deposited straight into a Credit Union and trying them. They might well be helpful in starting you off in the US.
And if you happen to have a UK Barclay's card, you might ask them (in UK) if they will transfer it to Juniper
Ah good then. BTW welcome to the forum and to the US.
Motor Vehicles varies by state/county and usually your foreign license (with international permit if you got one from the UK) is adequate until you are formally a US resident.
In NY I swapped my UK license for a NY one.
And I suggest getting your salary deposited straight into a Credit Union and trying them. They might well be helpful in starting you off in the US.
And if you happen to have a UK Barclay's card, you might ask them (in UK) if they will transfer it to Juniper
Hmmmmm I'm in Virginia, anyone any idea who to ask about swapping my License? Also whats this international permit thingy? Jeesh I must seems so dumb! As for depositing money I am all geared up with a Bank Of America account, my employer is in the same building so was an easy decision
Sorry I seem to have drifted a little off
