The applicant must submit a Certification of Attendance DMV form when applying for an instruction permit. Certification of Attendance DMV For drivers aged 14 through 17 to show proof of school attendance.
These requirements do not apply to applicants 18 and older regardless of school attendance or status. The Certification of Attendance form is also used to suspend or deny the driving privileges of a student who has been declared a habitual truant under NRS Chapter Nearly all Nevada beginning drivers under 18 must complete a driver education course. You can enroll at age Exceptions are not made for home-schooled students. There are three options:. You may take courses offered by a public or private high school or a DMV-licensed professional drive school.
The course consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction. Some private schools also offer a course consisting of 15 hours of classroom instruction and five hours of behind-the-wheel training. Schools must be specifically approved for this by the DMV. See Schools for Training Drivers for a list of licensed schools. The DMV licenses and monitors schools but does not regulate schedules or pricing.
All professional schools issue a Certificate of Completion which must be presented to the DMV when you apply for your full license. High schools may or may not issue a Certificate of Completion.
A report card or official transcript is also acceptable. The driver education course or experience is not a requirement to obtain an instruction permit. It is a requirement for a driver license. You must present proof of your identity and Nevada residential address unless you already hold a Nevada ID Card.
