Refer to the DMV website for a list of documents that you must bring and resources to prepare for your test. Some driving schools may allow you to rent a car for your test. You will need to bring a car for the test. Two documents showing proof that you live in Connecticut (piece of mail, bill)Īfter holding the learner’s permit for 90 days or having that 90 days waived, you may schedule an appointment for a road (driving) test.Social Security card or Social Security denial letter.You will need to bring the following to your appointment: You must show the license (even if expired) to be waived from the 90-day period. license, the 90-day period can be waived.
If you have a current or past license from your home country or a prior U.S. The learner’s permit allows you to drive only in the company of someone at least 20 years old who has had a license for at least 4 years. You must hold your learner’s permit for 90 days before you can move on to the next step and take your road test. You will need to schedule an appointment with the DMV to take the written test and get your Adult Learner's Permit (cost: $40 testing fee, $19 learner’s permit fee). 4 - Take the Written Test and obtain an Adult Learner’s Permit You may take the Safe Driving Course at any driving school. You will need to present proof of completion of this course at your road test. You may complete this course at any point prior to taking your road test. This is a classroom-based course that covers safety rules and is required of all applicants for a driver’s license in Connecticut. If you have a job, bring your job offer letter and F-1 Status Verification letterģ - Complete the mandatory 8-hour Safe Driving Course.All applicants must bring the following to the Social Security office: You must present this letter to the DMV when you apply for your CT driver's license. Social Security Number (SSN) you will need to obtain a letter from the Social Security Administration stating you are not eligible to receive a SSN. If you do not work, you are not eligible for a U.S. If you have a job on campus, you will be issued a Social Security Number (SSN). If you are a continuing student, go to Step 2. Confirm that you have provided all necessary arrival documents and that your SEVIS record has been activated. New students must complete the OISA Check-In for Students with Initial I-20s. Steps to obtain your Connecticut license: 1 - Check in with OISA, if you are a newly arrived student The nearest DMV to Middletown that issues new driver’s licenses is located in Wethersfield, CT, which is about 13 miles from campus. You will need to visit the DMV to obtain a driver’s license or state ID. Driver’s licenses in Connecticut are issued through the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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