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Getting Your  \nLicense in Connecticut  \n  COMPLETE GUIDE TO GETTING YOUR LICENSE 2  \nStep 01   \nGet Your Permit  \nIf you’re 16+, the first step to getting your license is to apply for your learner’s permit.  \nPRO TIP: If you want to be fully prepared for your permit test, we offer a permit prep tutoring course for $49!  \nFor more information and to enroll go here.  \nThe test for your learner’s permit is only available via appointment at one of the following DMV locations:  \nCheshire Wethersfield  \nDanbury  \nNorwalk Willimantic  \nWaterbury  \nBridgeport Hamden  \nOld Saybrook  \nMake an appointment to schedule your student permit exam:  \nCLICK HERE  \n  COMPLETE GUIDE TO GETTING YOUR LICENSE 3  \nStep 02   \nPrepare For & Take Your Learner’s Permit Test  \nAfter you’ve scheduled your learner’s permit test, it’s time to study!  \nON THE DAY OF YOUR LEARNER’S PERMIT TEST APPOINTMENT, YOU WILL NEED TO;  \n Pass a 25 question written test and a vision test.  \n You must get at least 20 correct answers in order to pass.  Don’t go in cold; make sure you study!  \nTo download our free study guide for the learner’s permit  \nCLICK HERE  \nTo take a free practıce test  \nCLICK HERE  \n  COMPLETE GUIDE TO GETTING YOUR LICENSE 4  \n DMV Checklist    \n2 PIECES  \nOF IDENTIFICATION  \n U.S Passport or Birth Certificate · Must be original, cannot be laminated  \n Social Security Card  \n· Must be original, cannot be laminated  \n\n|  Glasses / Contact Lenses (if you require them) |\n| --- |\n|  Certificate of Parental Consent*\u003Cbr>* If your parent or legal guardian cannot be present on the day of the test, you will need to bring this completed consent form:\u003Cbr>Certificate of Parental Consent |\n\n Social Security Letter of Denial  \n· This is for international students onlyif you are not eligible for a SSN, you must submit a SSN denial letter request form asa second form of ID. You can obtain this from any Social Security office.  \n2 PIECES OF MAIL FOR PROOF OF ADDRESS  \n Mail piece \\#1  Mail piece \\#2  \n· Mail must be addressed to the person applying for a license. If the student is under 18, the mail may be addressed to the parent or legal guardian.  \n· Mail must be addressed to the physical address that will be on their license. No P.O. boxes  \n· Mail must have a barcode and have been postmarked within 90 days of test date  \nMONEY FOR DMV FEES*  \n $40 Test Fee  \n $19 Fee for learner’s permit * You may pay with  \nCash/Check/Visa/Mastercard  \nIf you don’t have the specific documents listed above, check the DMV site for a list of alternatives here.  \n  COMPLETE GUIDE TO GETTING YOUR LICENSE 5  \nStep 03   \nSign Up For Driver’s Ed  \nNow that you’ve got your learner’s permit, it’s time to sign up for Driver’s Ed!  \nThe CT State minimum requirements for obtaining a license is an 8 hour safe driving course. To sign up for this option, go here.  \nThe Next Street recommends a  \nFull Drivers Education Course which includes 30 hours of classroom training and 8 hours of driving lessons. To register for this option, go here.  \nTo find a class that works for your schedule, click here and search days and times that you are available.  \nAll classes are being held on Zoom. If you miss a class, no worries, you can always reschedule a makeup and you may take classes in any order you like.  \nImportant things to know about classroom training:  \n· No matter if you choose a full 30 hour Driver’s Ed course or the 8 HOUR SAFE DRIVING COURSE, your parent must be present for the full two hour, Class 1 if you are under 18-at this time all of our classes are being offered remotely via zoom..  \n· You must be present for the entirety of each  \n2 hour class.  \n· At the end of each class, you will be given a  \n10 question quiz. 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