What does my 19 year old son need to do in order to get his Class C Texas Drivers License?
413371
In addition to testing, all first time original applicants must visit a local Texas Driver License office and present and do the following:\n\n  \n\n Present proof of Identity. \n\n Proof of Social Security Number. \n\n Proof of Texas vehicle registration and liability insurance if you own a vehicle. \n\n Complete required forms available at any Texas Driver License office.\n\n Pay the required fee. \n\n Pass the vision exam. \n\n Pass the required written test for type of license you desire, including endorsements, A & B rules test (written), and skill tests in appropriate vehicle (driving*). \n\n Application must include photograph and thumbprints however thumbprints are not included on the driver license.
775404
You must provide proper identification that you are his mother....depending upon his age....he/she should have some type of indentification (other than his Birthcertificate)....like shot records, school records etc.....because you also have to provide some type of identification for him for her then you just fill out a simple application at the Social Security Administration Office they will provide you with proof that you have applied but the Social Security Card will be mailed to you 6 to 8 weeks later
480604
14 for permit on your birthday. And 16-17 for a license. You must have at least a C average to take the test.
222233
I lied about my first job (retail) and told them I was 16.  Of course, they never asked for my drivers license.  The company went bankrupt about four years later, maybe due to poor management?\nCheck with your guidance office or counselors at school, they will hook you up.  If you are not in school, you best be getting back in, or you will be sitting in the back of the pickup truck every morning. (you know what I'm talking about).
379937
To get your full drivers license at age 16-1/2, you have to have taken an approved drivers ed class, among other requirements.\n\nIf you wait til you're 17, you do not have to take a drivers ed class.
522300
2 years. But you need to apply for a CA ID immediately at the local DMV.
174989
you take drivers ed, online or in a class, then u go to the dmv and take ur permit test, it is a written test not too hard if u study a lil! and then u have to have 3 drivers training sessions each 2 hrs long so a total of 6 hours, and then u can drive w/ someone 25 yrs old or older for 6 months and then u can take ur driving test! good luck!
1100498
Get the drivers handbook from your state and study...\n\nThere is a reason you are failing. I don`t want to be driving next to you if you can`t even pass the written test yet.. PLEASE, HON, study and learn to drive.. \n\nWhen you get into that car and put it into gear you are moving a three thousand pound (give or take) weapon.. It is deadly and not a toy.. This is serious. \n\nIf YOU WANT TO DRIVE, GET SERIOUS...
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Requirements for Obtaining a Permit/License\n\nMust be at least 16 years of age. \nIf under the age 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the application. \nWritten, vision, and skills testing are required for all new drivers. \nBirth certificate. (Photo copies are not accepted) \nA Social Security Card. (Laminated Social Security Cards are invalid and cannot be accepted)
748057
Apply for a drivers license
933786
It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
158871
I'm fairly certain that to get a driver's license, you have to be at least 16. So, you should already qualify. Call the DMV to make sure.
436944
You can go to http://www.tea.state.tx.us/drive/activede.html and find the list of driver schools.
925633
It depends on what state you are in I can help you for as Texas.\n\nhttp://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/
422401
If you already have a driver's license and need to get a copy, you may be able to purchase one online and they'll mail it to you.  Check your county's website for further details.\n\nIf you have never applied for a driver's licence, you'll need to go to the DMV and take the standard tests.
519355
You must go to the nearest city hall and sign up for the license.\nYou must have proof that you're over 21 (driver's license).
904759
That would depend upon the state he wants to get his license in. Some states may not offer the test in Spanish.\nThe most common language here is English. He should try that. Then he can specialize in the Spanish-speaking community.