If you currently hold an out-of-state driver's license and have proof of driver's education, what type of license will you receive in Virginia?

In Virginia, if you hold an out-of-state driver's license and have proof of completion of driver's education, you will receive a full valid license rather than a temporary one. The process for transferring an out-of-state license usually allows for candidates to receive a Virginia driver's license without needing to go through the temporary phase, provided they meet the state's requirements, including having proper documentation.

A full valid license grants the individual all the privileges associated with driving in Virginia, reflecting the state's acknowledgment of the driver's education completed in another state. In contrast, a 6-month temporary license is typically issued to new drivers or to those who lack sufficient documentation or driving experience, and it serves as a provisional step before obtaining a full license. Therefore, the correct answer in this scenario is indeed a full valid license rather than the temporary option provided.