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Applying for an Instruction Permit
Graduated Driver Licensing
In the year 2000
The Steps are as follows:
Instruction Permit (Learners Permit)
To get a permit they must;
1. Be enrolled in driver's education.
2. They must be 15 before they are eligible to obtain Learners Permit.
3. They must pass the written test
- We offer the written test at our school. Students are also welcome to take the test at the DMV instead. You will have to go to the
DMV in either case as they issue the permit.
4. They must present documents at MVD when obtaining Learners Permit;
1. MV3001 Green form Signed and Dated, with a date that is less than 60 days old, by their driving school. This certifies that they will begin behind the wheel lessons within 60 days.
2. A government issued original birth certificate or Passport, or Wisconsin State ID.
3. Social Security Card - if you don't have the card bring the number and
another form of ID such as the student's school ID.
4. The student's parent or legal guardian must sign their MV3001 form at the DMV with the student.
A. Complete 30 hours of classroom
- if they miss a day they must make up the session in a future class or other make up method. The instructor will work with the STUDENT to get them their make up requirement. Missing a day does NOT affect the student's ability to get there permit, just they must complete their class make up prior to taking their road test.
B. Complete 6 hours of driving and 6 hours observing.
- Each lesson is 2 hours long, they drive 1 hour and then observe another student drive the second hour.
2. Have their Learners Permit for 6 months OR MORE.
- During the six months or more they must accumulate at least 50 hours of driving experience (10 hours must be at night). This they do with their parents. When they drive with their parents their immediate family members can be in the car, NO ONE else. (They will get 11 hours of BTW credit with the Driving School, leaving 39 more with parents)
3. Pass the road test
They will receive their completion certificate AFTER their LAST BTW.
4. Have their parent or legal guardian sign stating that they are in school and have completed at least 50 hours of driving 10 of which was at night.
What You Take To The DMV When You Go To Get Your Instruction Permit
1. Temps application (MV3001) green form signed AND dated by a 5 Star
instructor.
- This will be signed after students turn 15 and one half.
2. Birth Certificate or Passport or official
3. Social Security Card
4. Parent
5. $35
60 DAY Rule - First Behind The Wheel Lesson
- According to state law students must have their first behind the wheel lesson within 60 days of us signing their application for the temps. If they go over 60 days the Wisconsin DMV will consider them dropped from our program and will cancel their instruction permit.
-Most students do their lessons about 3 or 4 weeks apart. However, it is up to
- You will get more info about BTW's while students are in class.