15 1/ 2 daughter

[loopy]

My 15 and 1/2 daughter dmv told me she need to go online and get practice test so she can go to dmv to get permitted test? But where should I go online … provision instruction permit …can someone help me please I’m in California
Thank you

[Dustyfeathers]

Hi Loopy–

Welcome to the forum. Probably this question should be put under Parents Cafe and the moderator may move it FYI.

Maybe look online at the California DMV site to find where she can take her test.

Best wishes.

[aunt_bea]

https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/dl/dl_info#pipcc

Follow the rules for getting a provisional license.

She needs to take a course from a reputable online vendor.
Then she has to follow the series of steps to apply for a provisional license. You are responsible for giving her permission and for providing liability insurance.

Driver Education and Driver Training Form Requirements

If you are 15 ½ to 17 ½ years of age, you will need to provide a:

Certificate of Completion of Driver Education.

THEN she can apply for a “provisional permit”.

How to apply for a provisional permit if you are under 18
To apply for a provisional permit, you will need the following:

Be at least 15 ½, but under 18 years of age.
Make an appointment before visiting a DMV office (walk-ins are only accepted at our Driver License Processing Centers).
Complete a Driver License or Identification Card Application form (DL 44). An original DL 44 form must be submitted. Copies will not be accepted.
Have your parents’ or guardians’ signatures on the application form DL 44.
Provide your social security number. It will be verified with the Social Security Administration while you are in the office.
Verify your birth date and legal presence (you may use your California driver license). If your current name no longer matches the name on your BP/LP document, see “True Full Name” and “How to Change Your Name” for more information.
Present your acceptable residency documents if you have never had a California driver license or California identification card.
Submit the proper form(s) for driver education and/or driver training classes.
Give a fingerprint.
Pay the application fee. (This fee entitles you to three tests of any type within the 12-month period and pays for both the instruction permit and the driver license. If all requirements are not met within the 12-month period, the application becomes void and all steps must be completed again.)
Pass a vision exam.
Give your fingerprint again, provide your signature (that will appear on the driver license), and have your picture taken.
Pass a knowledge test. There are 46 questions on the test. A passing score is at least 38 correct answers. You have three chances to pass the test. If you fail, you must wait 7 days before taking it again.
Note: To allow you sufficient time for testing, DMV will not be administering knowledge tests after 4:30 p.m.