DL - list of docs, requirements, exam
список документов и необходимостей для экзамена на права (СоШеА)

Аcceptable Documents

An acceptable birth date/legal presence or true full name document is issued by a county or state. This document is a certified copy of the original (the original is always retained by the county or state) and contains an impressed seal or an original stamped impression. The certified copy will be returned to you. If you make a copy of the certified copy, DMV will not accept it for birth date/legal presence or true full name verification.
Some acceptable birth date/legal presence documents are:
U.S.Birth Certificate, Proof of Indian Blood Degree, U.S. Passport, U.S.Armed Forces ID Cards, Certificate of Naturalization, Permanent Resident Card, or a foreign passport or Mexican Border Crossing Card with a valid I-94.
Your social security number will be verified with the Social Security Administration.

(Marriage Certificate is among True full name verification documents)

Noncommercial Class B (45' Housecar) Endorsement Requirements
Adults:

• Complete an application for a driver license (DL 44).


• Pay the application fee.


• Submit a Physician's Health Report (DL 546A) signed by your physician dated not more than two years prior to the date of your application.


• Pass the basic Class C law test (unless you qualified for a Class C license within the past 12 months).


• Pass the Driver's Examination for 45' Housecar test.


• Pass a vision test.


• Perform a vehicle safety check. (See below)


• Pass a skills test.


• Pass a driving test.

Dmv examinations
Your driver license examinations include:
• A vision test. (Bring your glasses.)
• A test of traffic laws, road signs, and driving safety rules. (This book will help you. Study it.)
• A driving test, if required. For the
driving test, bring:
-your old license or instruction
permit, if you have one. -a licensed driver. -proof that the vehicle is properly
insured. -a vehicle that is safe to drive and displays a front and rear license plate. The vehicle’s brake lights, horn, parking brake, and electric signals must work properly and the vehicle cannot have bald tires. The driver’s side window must roll down. The windshield must allow a full unobstructed field of vision and there must be two
rear view mirrors (one on the left outside of the vehicle). You will be asked to locate
the controls for the vehicle’s headlights, windshield wipers, defroster, and emergency flashers. You must demonstrate how to use the parking brake. You must show that your car is properly insured.