Modifies provisions relating to citizenship and immigration status of certain driver's license holders

HB 3158 modifies Missouri's driver's license application rules for non-citizens by requiring them to present proof of lawful presence (like immigration documents) for each new, renewal, or duplicate application, except for non-commercial licenses that are not REAL-ID compliant. The bill mandates that the state offer both REAL-ID compliant licenses (valid for federal purposes like air travel) and non-REAL-ID licenses (only for state use), and prohibits keeping copies of documents for non-REAL-ID applications. It also clarifies that the Department of Revenue cannot retain source documents for non-REAL-ID licenses, except in specific cases like fraud investigations or commercial license applications. The law ensures applicants are informed about the federal limitations of non-REAL-ID licenses during the application process.