What is the maximum duration for which a Limited-Term Driver License is typically issued?

A Limited-Term Driver License in Utah is typically issued for a maximum duration of three years. This type of license is designed for individuals who do not have lawful permanent residency in the U.S. and is often associated with non-citizen residents or those who are in the country for a specific period. The three-year validity allows individuals adequate time to hold a driver’s license while they are residing in the state, even if their immigration status is temporary.

The other options—one year and two years—do not reflect the specific guidelines for a Limited-Term License, as this license is structured to provide a longer term to better accommodate the needs of non-permanent residents. The option indicating "Temporary only" does not apply, as a Limited-Term Driver License is a valid license for driving purposes, albeit with the restriction of having an expiration date tied to the individual's legal status in the U.S.