Obtain your Wisconsin drivers license. Requirements for receiving your drivers license or learners permit include.
- Completed an approved driver education course
- Held an instruction permit for at least six months and
- Been violation free for six months
- Had 30 hours of driving experience (10 of which must be at night)
- An adult sponsor
- Enrolled in a school program or high school equivalency program and not be a habitual truant, graduated from high school or been granted a declaration of high graduation equivalency, or be enrolled in a home-based private education program
- Completed an application for a license – form MV 3001
, including your Social Security number - Provided proof of identity
- Provided proof of residency, proof of Wisconsin residency, unless you hold a Wisconsin Instruction Permit
- Passed the required driving skill test
- Paid the required driver licensing and skill test fees
For more information on the process visit this site Wisconsin Drivers License
Wisconsin DMV Offices
Wisconsin Vehicle Registration Information
State Driving Laws
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