Can I carry someone else's driving extracts from India to Canada?
I am travelling to Canada. One of my colleague wants to apply for a Driving License. So he requested me to get his Driving Extract (It's a document which tells about your driving history, meaning if there are any offenses registered).
Can I carry this document with me?
Best Answer
You can carry personal papers for other people.
They might be inspected if you get a very thorough check (which is very rare) but even then they are nothing to worry about.
If you want to take an explanation why you bring these papers, print out an e-mail in which your friend asks you to bring them.
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Is Indian DL extract valid in Canada?
You can try the Indian consulate/embassy in the province (you live in) for a letter of driving experience. But it is upto the transport office in Canada to accept it or not. The accepted norm is the computer generated DL-Extract.How long is Indian DL extract valid in Canada?
Please note that at the time of submitting your extract at a Drivetest centre in Ontario, your extract should not be dated more than 6 months old. In case it is, then your extract may not be accepted as valid.Can someone from another country drive in Canada?
Yes, the International Driver's Permit (IDP) is valid in Canada. The IDP is valid for 1 year in most countries and you can renew it. The IDP is a translation of your driver's licence from another country into many languages. You must have a valid driver's licence from another country to use an IDP in Canada.Can we get DL extract Online India?
After visiting the website click on the \u201cOnline Services\u201d button and select the \u201cDriving license Related Services\u201d option. Now select the state from the Drop down listbox. Under \u201cDriving License\u201d option click on the \u201cServices On DL (Renewal/Duplicate/AEDL/Others) button.Carry The Day - Someone Else [HD]
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