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Can I Take the PA Learner's Permit Test Online? No, the PA Learner's Permit Test can only be completed at the PennDOT Driver's License Center. The permit test must be completed in person.

Learner's permit renewals cannot be completed online through PennDOT's Online Driver Services. To extend a learner's permit, you must complete and return a Form DL-31, "Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application to Add/Extend/Replace/Change/Correct."

You do not need an appointment to apply for the Learner's Permit. You will take your knowledge test and vision screening and, as long as you pass them, you will receive your permit at this visit.

Young drivers can obtain an instruction (learner's) permit at age 15½. You must present proof of your identity and Nevada residential address unless you already hold a Nevada ID Card. Proof is typically a certified, U.S. issued Birth Certificate, your Social Security Card and two documents to prove your address.

Where to Get a PennDOT Pennsylvania Permit Test Bala Cynwyd. West Chester. Brookhaven. Oaks. Horsham. Northeast Philadelphia.

Learner's Permits You must bring your birth certificate plus six points of identification. One must be a social security card which is worth two points. If you do not have four or more points, you can have a parent sign a MV-45 if they have a New York license.

After a DMV employee has made sure you've got all the correct documents, you'll take a vision exam and your written knowledge test. For the vision exam, you're welcome to wear your glasses or contact lenses if you need them. The written knowledge exam is only 18 questions.

At age 16, you are eligible for two classes of learner's permits and driver's licenses. A Class C driver's license will be issued to persons who have demonstrated their qualifications to operate any vehicle with a gross weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less.