For more information, read our guide to changing your address in Georgia. Armed Forces OR have at least 20 years of service in the U. National Guard. You will need to show a certified copy of your discharge papers. Been a Georgia resident for at least the past 2 consecutive years OR at the time of your enlistment. Armed Forces OR the unmarried surviving spouse of a deceased veteran honorably discharged. Have been a Georgia resident for at least the past 2 consecutive years OR at the time of your spouse's enlistment.
You must present this document unless your disability is readily apparent. If you live in an assisted care facility and do not have 2 documents that show residency, the GA DDS will accept a letter with the official letterhead of your medical or assisted-care facility that includes your: Name. Date of birth. The mailing address of your facility. The name and contact information of an official facility representative. Citizens If you're a non-U.
You will be issued a GA state ID card with an identical expiration to your immigration documents up to 5 years. You're a lawful permanent resident, recipient of asylum, or refugee and your immigration documents do NOT have expiration dates.
S or 5 years. Your immigration documents do NOT have an expiration date and you're NOT a lawful permanent resident, asylum recipient, or refugee. Your GA state ID card will be valid for a limited time. Be a resident of Georgia. Your new Georgia ID card will be mailed to the post office within 30 days.
Working out of state including your dependents. A military member stationed out of state including your dependents. A voter registration ID is also available at no cost for any individual who swears under oath that the ID is needed in order to vote in an election in Georgia. All applicants for ID cards must provide proof of identity, proof of U. Citizenship or lawful presence, proof of Social Security Number or ineligibility for a Social Security Number, and proof of Georgia residency.
Important: Please read carefully. For the unmarried surviving spouse, the death certificate along with the DD must be submitted to the State Department of Veterans Service to obtain a Certificate of Eligibility. A distinctive license may be issued to any member of the Georgia National Guard in good standing who has completed at least one year of satisfactory service.
Please see the appropriate chapter of this manual for obtaining a license or permit for the first time in Georgia. However, the state of issuance may have requirements for teenage drivers that differ from Georgia. For more information, please call the Customer Contact Center at Persian Gulf August 2, — ending date unknown at this time. The following information will help you prepare for your visit to a DDS Customer Service Center: You will be required to present documents verifying your identity, U.
See Secure ID Documentation Requirements for a list of acceptable documents; If you are under age 18, you will be required to present proof of school enrollment; see Teen Driving Laws for requirements; If you are under age 18, a parent, legal guardian or responsible adult will have to sign the application, thereby giving their consent for you to obtain a permit.
The individual who signs your application may, for any reason, revoke your permit until you reach the age of 18; You will be required to pass a vision test. Your eyes will be tested by means of a mechanical device; You will be required to pass a knowledge exam related to Road Signs and Road Rules. If any part of the test is failed, no refund will be issued. The permit fee must be paid prior to every testing attempt. Conditions of a Class C Instructional Permit CP Once issued a Class C Instructional Permit CP , you may operate any Class C vehicle when accompanied by a person at least 21 years of age who is licensed to drive a Class C vehicle, who is fit and capable of exercising control over the vehicle, and who is occupying a seat beside the driver; Class C Instructional Permits CP are valid for up to 2 years.
Obtaining a Class D Provisional License Upon reaching the age of 16, and after having held a valid instructional permit for one year and one day, you may apply for a Class D Provisional License. The following information will help you prepare for your visit to a DDS Customer Service Center: You will need to make a road test appointment see Testing Information ; You must surrender your Class C Instructional Permit CP or affirm on your application that you are unable to surrender the permit.
This program is taught in most schools, and is also available online. For information about ADAP, you may visit dds. Colleges and even some high schools give their students identification cards with their names and student numbers on them, as do some fitness clubs. But these won't necessarily get you where you need to go in Georgia.
Often, when someone asks for a photo ID, they are expecting to see a driver license. Georgia residents without driver's licenses can use a state-issued ID or any of a handful of variations on the theme. An applicant doesn't need to be able to drive, take a vision test or pay a high fee to acquire one. Along with the completed application, an applicant will need to bring various records to the Georgia DDS to get the card.
They will need documents that prove identity, like a birth certificate, driver license, certificate of naturalization or passport.
They also require proof of their Social Security number a Social Security card or any official wage document like a form or an IC form for noncitizens and U. To prove residence in Georgia, the DMV requires two documents that provide proof of your address, like an electric or water bill or a phone bill. Anyone who has legally changed their name might also need proof of the name change. This is usually a certified copy of a marriage certificate or a divorce decree or a court order of name change.
Georgia requires that a voter show a government-issued photo ID in order to cast a ballot. But for a person who doesn't have any of these and doesn't want to get one, Georgia offers a special photo ID card called a voter identification card that comes free of charge to any registered voter in the state.
This free card can be issued by any county registrar's office. The voter must bring with them an approved identity document that includes the person's full legal name and date of birth, a birth certificate or other proof of the voter's DOB, plus proof that the person is a registered voter in the state.
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