Yes. If your current legal name is different than your name at birth, you can still obtain a drivers license in the United States. First of all, not all states require birth certificates for drivers licenses. If you want to obtain an "enhanced" or "real ID-compliant" driver's license and your find yourself with a name discrepancy, you will need to present documentation showing your legal name change. This can be accomplished by either showing a court order that legally changed your name, or your marriage certificate. In cases where you have married more than once, and changed your name more than once, you may have to show a divorce decree to clarify the progression of your name changes.
This is not a problem. This happens when changing one's name upon marriage or petitioning for a court-ordered name change. You can show your marriage certificate or the court order. If not, then your drivers license will have to show the name shown on your birth certificate.
you do not
Take the name from your birth certificate.
Your birth certificate will not help you. You can enter the US from Mexico with an "enhanced" US drivers license, but only if you are traveling by sea or land, not by air.
Yes, you don't need your drivers license for that. A birth certificate and some other papers will do.
Birth Certificate
Birth certificate or drivers license.
birth certificate
No passport required
Birth certificate and social security number.
Most states do not require (or even accept) a birth certificate for a drivers license. Most states require a social security number and proof of residency to obtain a drivers permit.
nope just identification (drivers license) that states your date of birth. duhhh