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What To Bring With You A valid Indiana learner's permit, out-of-country license, or a driver's license or ID card expired over 3 years with proof of driving record. Completed Supervised Driving Log. Driver's Ed proof of completion, if applicable.

An Indiana Residency Affidavit for you must be signed at a license branch by another Indiana resident who attests that you may use his or her address of residence for record purposes. The person signing the affidavit must submit two documents proving their Indiana residency.

The most common documents (must be printed) proving your Indiana residency include: Computer-generated bill from a utility company, credit card company, doctor, or hospital, issued within 60 days of the date you visit a BMV branch, and containing your name and address of residence. Bank statement. Pre-printed pay stub.

The Indiana written driver's test consists of a total of 50 questions. To pass the test, you must meet a passing score of 80% or higher, which equates to answering 40 or higher out of the 50 questions correctly. If you fail a written test, you must wait until the next business day before taking another written test.

If you are an Indiana resident and apply for a driver's license, you most likely have already passed your written test. However, there are situations where you may need to take another written test, such as: You are applying for a learner's permit. You are renewing your learner's permit.

If your out-of-state license has been expired when transferring to Indiana, you are required to take a knowledge exam. If your out-of-state license has been expired for more than five years or you have held an unrevoked out-of-state driver's license less than one year, you must also pass a driving skills examination.