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Six months
Six months under article 51.2 of the General Driver Regulations, except for illness or other duly justified exceptional cases. The question concerns attempts in one application, not other periods such as the validity of a passed test.
Legal basis: art. 51.2 RGCond
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Entre las dos convocatorias de una misma solicitud de la licencia LVA, ¿qué plazo máximo debe mediar normalmente?
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