The Diversity Scholarship Foundation, NFP and Illinois Lawyers’ Assistance Program present:

Temporary Visitor Drivers License

12-2 p.m. Chicago Bar Association
321 S. Plymouth Court
Chicago, Illinois

1.75 IL MCLE Credit

A Temporary Visitor Driver’s License (TVDL) permits foreign-born individuals living in Illinois to drive. Since 2005, TVDLs have been issued to individuals without a Social Security number, but who have lawful immigration status, such as international students, spouses and children of temporary workers, and long-term visitors. In December, 2013, a bill was passed into law to make TVDLs available to undocumented drivers. Our panelists will discuss recent changes and developments with the TVDL program along with the legislative history, pointers, and more.
Our panel members will also discuss the impact and issues related to the REAL ID Act in Illinois.

Moderator: Hon. Jesse G. Reyes, Illinois Appellate Court, First District

Panelists:

Martin Sandoval, State Senator of the 11th District
Fred Crespo, State Representative of the 44th District
Elizabeth (Lisa) Hernandez, State Representative of the 24th District
Lisa Grau, Director, TVDL Program, Office of the Secretary of State
Marcy Labedz, Principal, Law Offices of Kurowski-Labedz
Leia Lee, Managing Attorney, Legal Clinic, Chinese American Service League
Brenda Glahn, Assistant General Counsel, Office of the Secretary of State
Fred Tsao, Attorney, Illinois Coalition for Immigration and Refugee Rights