As classes end for summer, the Georgia Department of Driver Services reminds students who need to test for an instructional permit or driver’s license over the vacation to get a DDS certificate of attendance form from their school before the end of the school year. Students planning for a road test will also need a Georgia Alcohol Drug Awareness Program certificate of completion.
A certificate of attendance must be signed and notarized from the student’s school and presented when applying for a permit or class D license. Typically, the form is valid for a month. But, the certificate of attendance forms issued in May 2009 will be accepted until Sept. 30.
Applicants under the age of 18 not enrolled in school must provide a GED diploma, high school diploma or an attendance form from the student’s local board of education if in home-school.
The ADAP course is taught in both public and private schools, typically with the ninth-grade health curriculum. Makeup classes are also conducted and certificates must be obtained from the student’s instructor.
For more driver licensing and testing requirements, go to www.dds.ga.gov.
A certificate of attendance must be signed and notarized from the student’s school and presented when applying for a permit or class D license. Typically, the form is valid for a month. But, the certificate of attendance forms issued in May 2009 will be accepted until Sept. 30.
Applicants under the age of 18 not enrolled in school must provide a GED diploma, high school diploma or an attendance form from the student’s local board of education if in home-school.
The ADAP course is taught in both public and private schools, typically with the ninth-grade health curriculum. Makeup classes are also conducted and certificates must be obtained from the student’s instructor.
For more driver licensing and testing requirements, go to www.dds.ga.gov.