Forms Require for Nevada Drivers Permit

Forms are VERY important! Especially when it comes to getting your permit. Follow the instructions below, have all your documents in order, make an appointment with the DMV to take your permit exam and you should have no problems. (And remember, you must be at least 15 ½, but under 18 years to get a permit.)

(You can either have these forms notarized, or sign them in person at the DMV office.)

• Driver's License Application
• Minor Affidavit & Information Sheet

• Some form of your proof of identity. These can include:

  Official U.S.-issued Birth Certificate or Certified Abstract (hospital copies do not count)

  U.S. Passport (must either be current or have an expiration date of less than one year ago)

  U.S. Military I.D. or Military Report of Separation

  Certificate of Citizenship of Naturalization Certificate

  Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood

  Consular Report of Birth Abroad

  Permanent Resident Card/Temporary Resident Card

  Resident Alien Card or I-551 Receipt

  Valid Foreign Passport with the stamp, "Processed for I-551"

  Arrival-Departure Record (I-94 form) with Visa or Passport Permit to Reenter U.S.

  Refugee Travel Documents

• State-Issued License or ID stating the number. Examples of this include:

  Social Security Card

  U.S. Military I.D.

  Original DD-214 Form (Military Separation)

  Documentation of Social Security

The Nevada DMV does not accept other states' driver's licenses, learner's permits, or I.D. cards as identity proof. You will need to bring one of the stated documents as well as your license, permit, or I.D. card. U.S. territory and foreign country residents are required to meet the Proof of Identity requirements above, and must also take tests for vision, skills, and knowledge.