To apply for your driver's license, or the Voluntary Travel ID (Arizona’s credential to meet the REAL ID Act of 2005), complete the Driver License/Identification Card Application (Form 40-5122).įor your convenience, the Arizona MVD allows you to begin the license application process online. It's the fastest, easiest way to set yourself up for success! If it has been determined that you must take the written exam, the MVD offer a basic practice test to help you study.ĭon't leave your permit test to chance-take our free permit practice test with questions directly from the AZ driver handbook. NOTE: If you hold a current out-of-state license, you will likely be able to forego the written knowledge test and driving tests required for licensing in Arizona (although the MVD does not make any guarantees). To apply for your new driver's license, take the steps outlined below. NOTE: If you are an active duty military member who is based in AZ and you qualify for exemption by the Service Members Civil Relief Act of 2003, you are not an AZ resident and do not need to apply for a license. You live in AZ for 7 months or more during a calendar year (regardless of whether you claim AZ as your permanent residence).You have a business that uses vehicles as transport for goods or passengers in AZ.Your business operates in AZ and operates vehicles in the state.Your children go to an AZ school and the tuition rate reflects that of a resident.This does NOT apply to seasonal farm work.Once you move to Arizona, you'll need to get an AZ driver's license and register your vehicle(s) immediately upon establishing residency.Īrizona considers you a resident when any of the following situations apply: Find all the information you need to finish your moving requirements with the DMV.

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