Getting an Instruction Permit is an Important Milestone
Having an instruction permit allows you to legally drive in the state of Arizona when accompanied by a licensed passenger 21 years or older. To qualify for an instruction permit, applicants must:
- Be 15 years and 6 months of age to be eligible to apply.
- Study the Arizona Driver License Manual
- Pass the written test with a minimum score of 80%, which is 24 out of 30 multiple choice questions correct.
- Pass the vision test at our office at the time of getting their permit issued.
Simply swing by our office and we’ll have your instruction permit issued in no time.
What to Bring:
- A completed Arizona Driver License Application
- Proof of legal presence, which could be the following:
- Original birth certificate or unexpired U.S. passport
- Authorized presence documents
- View the list of acceptable documents
- A parent or legal guardian if you are under the age of 18. In cases of divorced parents with joint custody, both must be present. If one can’t attend, we’ll need to verify their notarized signature on the back of the completed Arizona Driver License Application. For guardianships, bring the adoption decree or guardianship paperwork.
If you still need to take the written test, we have a comfortable testing environment right here at our office, where we can issue your instruction permit on the same day when you pass the written test.
Statewide, temporary credentials are issued for immediate use until the official ones arrive in the mail.
Schedule an appointment to minimize your wait time during peak hours or walk in at your convenience.
Get Your Learner’s Permit Issued Today!
