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All permit and license applicants under the age of 18 must submit a VOE or an acceptable equivalent. If you have already graduated or earned your GED, submitting your diploma will do the trick.
Section 2. Proof of Residency. Section 3. Proof of Identity. Section 4. Proof of Social Security Number. Section 5. Texas Vehicle Registration and Proof of Insurance. Section 6. Driver Education. Section 7. Verification of School Enrollment or Equivalent. Section 8. Knowledge Exam.
Klein Oak has learned that, until further notice, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has waived the Verification of Enrollment (VOE) requirement for students to receive their drivers license during the COVID-19 pandemic.
THE VOE IS A GOVERNMENT RECORD AS DEFINED UNDER TEXAS PENAL CODE, 37.01(2). ANY MISREPRESENTATION BY THE APPLICANT OR PERSON ISSUING THE FORM MAY RESULT IN DENIAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR A TEXAS DRIVERS LICENSE AND/OR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
THE VOE IS A GOVERNMENT RECORD AS DEFINED UNDER TEXAS PENAL CODE, 37.01(2). ANY MISREPRESENTATION BY THE APPLICANT OR PERSON ISSUING THE FORM MAY RESULT IN DENIAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR A TEXAS DRIVERS LICENSE AND/OR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
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Klein Oak has learned that, until further notice, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has waived the Verification of Enrollment (VOE) requirement for students to receive their drivers license during the COVID-19 pandemic.
All permit and license applicants under the age of 18 must submit a VOE or an acceptable equivalent. If you have already graduated or earned your GED, submitting your diploma will do the trick. If youre still working towards a GED, get the VOE filled out by an administrator at your GED programs office.
Klein Oak has learned that, until further notice, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has waived the Verification of Enrollment (VOE) requirement for students to receive their drivers license during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Learn Teen Licensing Process Texas law requires teens to complete a 32 hour theory course, 7 hours of driving 7 hours of observation. An additional 30 hours of driving must be logged before you can get your license.
To get a driver license, youll need to have: Proof of citizenship or lawful presence in the U.S. Proof that youre a Texas resident. A social security number and a social security card. Texas vehicle registration. Proof of vehicle insurance.

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