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The California DMV requires beginning drivers between the ages of 15 ½ and 18 to complete an approved 30 hour drivers education course to become eligible to get a drivers permit. Once you have completed your OnlineDriversEd.com course, we will send your completion certificate to you by mail.

To apply for a California Instruction Permit (under age 18), you must: Be at least 15 ½ but under 18. Have a Certificate of Completion/Enrollment of Driver Education. Complete the California Driver's License or ID Card Application. Have a parent(s)/guardian(s) sign the application.

Do I have to go to a licensing office to get my first instruction permit, or can I do it online? You can apply for a non-photo instruction permit online without visiting a licensing office. If you want your permit to include a photo, you must apply for your permit at the licensing office.

You can visit an office or complete your online application for a permit ten days before the course starts (including weekends and holidays). This will allow your driver training school to inform us that you're enrolled. View all approved driver training schools to schedule an appointment.

You may obtain a learner's permit if you are at least 15 years old and enrolled in an approved behind-the-wheel training course. You must show proof by presenting a valid Certificate of Driver Education enrollment form from the behind-the-wheel training course provider.

The Junior Permit is for California residents who are at least 14 but less than 18 years of age and can show a present hardship that requires them to drive alone. These hardships can sometimes include: An illness in the family. School.

DMV Requirements for License Application A completed Form DL 44 available at the DMV, signed by your parent or guardian. Proof of your date of birth and legal residence. ... An application fee. Proof of Social Security number. Proof of California residency. Proof of completion of a drivers education course.

Section 12513 - Junior permit (a) Upon application, successful completion of tests and compliance with Sections 17700 to 17705, inclusive, the department may issue a junior permit to any person 14 years of age, but less than 18, who establishes eligibility as required by this section.

In Texas, one must be 14 to begin classroom instruction for a learner's license and 15 to receive that provisional license to drive with an instructor or licensed adult in the vehicle. Department of Public Safety Sgt. Victor Taylor said it would be illegal for a 13-year-old to drive on public roads.

But in California, adults over the age of 18 need to have an instruction permit. The instruction permit does not allow you to drive alone, you still need a licensed driver in the vehicle during this stage.