The Texas Department of Public Safety has no plans to change its rules or procedures regarding licensing of persons who do not have a Social Security number.
The Texas Attorney General has issued an opinion regarding the furnishing of a Social Security number as a requirement for a Texas driver license.
In Opinion No. JC-0409, Attorney General John Cornyn stated that an individual is not required to have a Social Security number to receive a drivers license.
He went on to say that the current policy provides a method to allow such applicants to obtain a drivers license.