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This tab includes helpful links and documents necessary for the permitting and licensing process.

Helpful Links

Necessary Documents for Your Permit

32 Hour Classroom Instruction Log (DL-91A)

This form may be required by the state when you apply for your Learner’s Permit and License. You will need fill in the Date of Instruction for every hour completed, but note that per state regulations, you may NOT exceed 2 hours of “Classroom Instruction” per day.

DE964 Certificate Instructions for Learner License (Permit)

Detailed instructions for what to do with your DE 964 permit certificate and how to apply for your learner license.

DPS Requirements

Once you’re ready to apply for your Permit or License, you’ll need to submit specific documents. Click the DPS Requirements link above, for the most current information.

Document List (DL-67)
This checklist will help you identify what documents you will need to bring to your local driver license office so that you may apply for your learner license.
Application for Texas Driver License (DL-14B)

Required form when applying for a Texas drivers license.

Schedule Your DPS Permit Appointment

Prior to applying for your Learner License (Permit), you must schedule an appointment, directly through the DPS website.

Other Forms

32 Hour Classroom Instruction Log (DL-91A)

This form may be required by the state when you apply for your Learner’s Permit and License. You will need fill in the Date of Instruction for every hour completed, but note that per state regulations, you may NOT exceed 2 hours of “Classroom Instruction” per day.

14 Hour Behind the Wheel Log (DL-91B)
The basic in-car observation and behind-the-wheel session log to be completed by the instructor.
30 Hour Behind-the-Wheel Log Practice Log
The 30 hours of behind-the-wheel practice must be completed in the presence of an adult who meets the requirements of Section 521.222 (d)(2), Transportation Code before the young driver is eligible for a provisional license.
DE964 Certificate Instructions for Provisional License
Detailed instructions for what to do with your DE 964 completion certificate and how to apply for your provisional license.
DPS Requirements
Once you’re ready to apply for your Permit or License, you’ll need to submit specific documents. Click the DPS Requirements link above, for the most current information.
30 Hour Behind-the-Wheel Guide
Covers the basic skills required in everyday driving and where to practice these skills so that the needed additional behind- the-wheel instruction hours are conducted in a safe, supervised setting.
Application for Texas Driver License (DL-14B)
Required form when applying for a Texas drivers license.
Impact Texas Teen Drivers (ITTD) Video Registration
Per the state, any applicant, ages 16 & 17, applying for a Texas Driver License must show the certificate of completion for the ITTD Program. Note that the certificate MUST be dated within 90 days of their Drive test.
Schedule Your DPS License Appointment
Before applying for your Provisional License, you must schedule an appointment, directly through the DPS website.

Other Forms

Blank Verification of Enrollment (VOE) – Blank
This form is required by DPS as part of the permitting and licensing process. If you are enrolled in a Public or Private school, you may request a VOE from your school’s administration office. If you are homeschooled, you may download this form and have your designated school teacher fill it out.
Transfer Form
If you choose to transfer your completed Classroom hours to a commercial school, you’ll need to have your “Parent/Instructor” check the box on the top portion of the DE964 Certificate that reads “Transfer (See Transfer Form for Details).” Note that per the State of Texas, you may only transfer 6 or 32 hours of Classroom Instruction.
Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program
The Graduated Driver License (GDL) program was implemented January 1, 2002 to allow new drivers the opportunity to improve their driving skills over time and in lower-risk environments.
Parent Taught Driver Education – Designation Form
The Parent Taught Driver Education – Designation Form is required by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) if anyone other than the student’s parent or legal guardian has been “designated” to teach this course. The Designated instructor” must be noted on the Parent Taught Driver Education (PTDE) Program receipt that must be purchased prior to beginning our course.