A licensed provisional driver who moves to the District from another
jurisdiction must convert a valid out-of-state provisional
driver license to a DC provisional driver license if they are remaining in DC
for more than 30 days. A DC provisional Drivers
license is valid for one year for US citizens and may vary for
non-US citizens (according to the US immigration expiration date).
Requirements
You must be a resident of DC
You must be clear of all outstanding debts to the District of
Columbia
You must provide the following documents:
- Valid out of state provisional driver license*
- Proof
of Social Security Number
- Proof
of Current Residency
- Proof of Ability to Drive
- Proof of Identity
Service Locations
To convert your out of state provisional driver license, you may visit a DC DMV Service Center.
Steps
- Complete the Drivers
License Application
- Provide the required documents
- Take and pass the vision test
- Take a photograph (DC law and policy requires a full frontal digital photo that shows either the ears or up to the hairline without exposing the hair)
- Pay the appropriate fees
- Surrender your out of state provisional driver license
- Obtain your DC provisional driver license
The Document Verification Guide will assist you with determining which documents you will need to collect and bring to DC DMV. Click here to begin.
*If your out of state provisional driver license has been lost or stolen,
you must provide a certified driving record from the issuing jurisdiction.
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