All of the following requirements must be met in order to obtain a Learner’s Driver License.

• Present two forms of identification
   
• Have proof of Social Security number  for U.S.Citizens and permanent residents 
   
• Have two proofs of residential address showing your full name If you have no proof of residential address in your own name, you will need a statement from a parent,  stepparent, guardian, or other person residing at the same address – along with two proofs of their residential address. If you only have one proof of residential address in your own name, you need a statement – from a parent, stepparent, guardian, or other person residing at the same address – along with one proof of their residential address.
   
• Be at least 15 years old
   
• Pass a vision test
   
• Pass road signs and road rules tests either through Driver's Education, online testing, or in a driver license office. In-office written tests are limited to two attempts per day. At the Tax Collector's office, the first attempted test is free, but subsequent tests are $10.00 per attempt.
  

  Florida driver handbooks are available online. Use this QR code and your smartphone.

  

   
• Have one parent or legal guardian present or have their signature on the Parental Consent Form  if under age 18
   
• Have the signature of one parent or legal guardian on the Parent Proctoring Form if the road signs and road rules tests were taken on-line.
   
• Complete DHSMV-approved Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education Course 
   
• Be in compliance with school attendance