Documents required for driving license test

You don’t want to show up to the DMV without proper documentation as you won’t be allowed to take your test, whether you’re there for the permit test or the driving test. So, what do you actually need to bring to the DMV drivers test? Well… that depends on the state you live in, the type of license you intend to get, and if you’re a minor. We’ll explain all of that and more in this article. Checklist: What to Bring to the DMV Drivers Test What you need to bring to the DMV office will be different from state to state depending on the requirements in your state. Let’s go through the documents that are generally the same: • Proof of identity. You must be able to prove who you are. • Driver license application. If older than 18, fill this in yourself. If a minor, you need your parents’ or guardians’ consent – have your parents’/guardians’ fill in a Driver License Application and sign it. • Proof of residency. You need to bring two documents as proof of residency in the state you plan to obtain your DL in. • Proof of financial responsibility. This means car insurance. As you need to provide your own car for the driving test, you must have car insurance that covers any accident. • Behind-the-wheel completion certificate. Minors must, if required in your state, bring proof that they have completed the behind-the-wheel course. • Type of DL. If you are taking a car (non-commercial Driver’s License), you don’t need to present a medical certificate. If commercial DL, you need a medic...