Answer:
an applicant can study for driver license test while collecting required documents. The basic checklist includes:
- proofs of identity;
- legal presence verification;
- SSN or a substitute;
- proofs of residency in a state where you are going to obtain a DL;
- documents verifying legal change of a name, date of birth, SSN, if any.
Though there may be some options, the common list of accepted documents includes:
- Out-of-state DL/LP
- Identification card (including military card)
- Birth certificate (including certificate/report of birth abroad)
- Passport/passport card
- Certificate of naturalization/citizenship
- Social security card (non-laminated)
- Medicare/Medicaid card
- Wage and Tax Statement/1099 tax form
- Payroll sheet
- School transcript/registration/diploma/GED
- Adoption certificate
- Divorce decree
- Marriage certificate
- Court order for a child support/name change
A wide range of papers may be submitted in order to prove state residency:
- Utility/credit card bill/account statement from a financial institution including their electronic copies (issued within the last 90 days);
- State high school, college or university records/transcripts;
- Mortgage, lease or rental agreement;
- Pay stub or earnings statement;
- Life, health, auto or home insurance policy;
- Federal, state or local government papers.
But obviously, some of above-listed papers are not available for non-citizens, so they have to provide:
- Foreign passport with a valid U.S. visa
- Alien registration card
- Refugee travel document
- U.S. re-entry permit
- Employment authorization card
- Temporary resident card
- Valid I-94 form stamped "Processed for I-55…", "Refugee", "Asylee", "Parolee", "Notice of action"
For those under 18 Though the requirements vary depending on a state, the most common of them are:
- A legal guardian has to sign a DL application in the presence of an authorized official or to submit the form with the notarized signature;
- A financial responsibility form must be signed by a legal guardian and provided to DMV.
- Minors under 18 have to submit a proof that they are enrolled in school and have satisfactory progress or papers verifying that an applicant has already graduated from high school.
- If mandatory enrollment in a state approved driving course is required, minors have to present a proof of their enrollment/completion.
- Documents proving that an applicant obtained required behind-the-wheel experience (certification, parent's signature on an instruction permit, etc.). These documents are required after an applicant got a learner’s permit.
And for motorcycles you may need a certificate of completion. As for CDL, the common requirements include:
- to submit information for10 Year History Record Check DL 939;
- to self certify a driving status;
- to provide completed MER and MEC forms.
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