Bill > HB411

This bill makes several changes to Mississippi's driver's license requirements, including mandating additional training for driver's license personnel on accepting civil rights complaints by July 1, 2026, and requiring all license examiners to be trained in compliance with a specific House Bill. It also allows individuals who have never been issued a Social Security Number (SSN) to obtain a driver's license by submitting a sworn affidavit affirming this fact, rather than being required to provide an SSN. The bill also revises the acceptable documents for proving residency when applying for a driver's license, allowing applicants to present a wider range of documents such as utility bills, bank statements, or employment verification, and introduces a new "certificate for driving" that can be issued to individuals whose presence in the U.S. is federally authorized for a specific period, or to individuals with disabilities for travel to and from work, with these certificates being distinct from standard driver's licenses and not valid for identification.