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In reply to the discussion: What did you take with you when you moved? [View all]GoneOffShore
(17,643 posts)38. It's all on line now through ANTS - Agence nationale des titres scuriss
https://permisdeconduire.ants.gouv.fr/demarches-en-ligne/echanger-un-permis-etranger
Best to apply within three months of arrival, so you won't be worried about the one year time limit.
You'll also have to get certified and translated copies of your driving license and driving record from your state. Very important to get something that has the original date when your license was issued. Translations will be needed to be done here in France.
Oh, and baking powder - Alsa Brand in the little pink packets in the baking aisle. Individual envelopes so it doesn't go stale.
Best to apply within three months of arrival, so you won't be worried about the one year time limit.
You'll also have to get certified and translated copies of your driving license and driving record from your state. Very important to get something that has the original date when your license was issued. Translations will be needed to be done here in France.
Oh, and baking powder - Alsa Brand in the little pink packets in the baking aisle. Individual envelopes so it doesn't go stale.
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When I was living in Italy, I brought back a tortilla press from the US only to find out
fierywoman
Feb 2020
#8
I moved across the country-and brought everything but the kitchen sink-dumb!!
58Sunliner
Feb 2020
#15
Here's a thing - today we helped friends who have just moved to France with their unpacking
GoneOffShore
Feb 2020
#22