he State of Illinois issues a special driver's license to non-citizens who cannot get a SSN. The license is called Temporary Visitor Driver's License (TVDL).

There are two kinds of TVDLs. The first is for someone authorized to reside in this country for one or more years. They must have at least six months of authorized presence remaining at the time of application. The second is for someone who does not have lawful status but has lived in the US for at least a year. This means if you are undocumented, you may be able to get a TVDL. If you have a lawful immigration status you can also apply. A TVDL cannot serve as a government-issued ID.

TVDL is valid for three years. After that, you have to re-apply as a new applicant.
To qualify for a TVDL as a lawful resident, applicants must:
- Prove their name and date of birth;
- Prove that they live in Illinois;
- Prove their written signature;
- Provide documentation issued by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services that proves legal status;
- Affirm that they are ineligible to get a social security number;
- Pass the vision, written, and road exams;
- Provide proof of insurance for the vehicle used for the road test;
- Provide proof (ages 18-20) of completing a 6-hour adult driver education course; and
- Pay a $30 application fee ($35 for motorcycles).

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