Get Your Teen License

Congratulations!

Once you pass your road test, you're almost ready to drive independently. Bring your documents and visit a DMV office to complete the process.

License Processing
  • Return to the DMV to process your license
  • Fee: $22.50
  • Your instruction permit will be hole-punched and returned
  • You'll receive an interim paper license
  • Your official license will arrive by mail within 10 business days
Minor License Design
  • Printed vertically to indicate underage status
  • 18th birthday printed in red for easy ID by law enforcement and retailers
Insurance Reminder
  • Contact your insurance agent after passing the test
  • All licensed drivers in your household must be disclosed
Passenger Restrictions

For the first 6 months: No passengers under 18 (except immediate family)

Violations may result in extended restrictions and fines

Insurance Reminder
  • 02 BAC limit for drivers under 21
  • Arrest possible for any detectable controlled substance
Minor licenses can be suspended for:
  • Alcohol/drug offenses (even non-driving)
  • Firearms violations
  • Habitual truancy
Statewide Driving Curfew
  • No driving between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
  • Exceptions: traveling to/from school or work (proof may be required)
Local Curfews (Non-Driving)
Las Vegas
  • Las Vegas Strip/Downtown: 9 p.m. unless with an adult
  • Elsewhere: 10 p.m. (Sun–Thu), Midnight (Fri–Sat)
Reno
  • Downtown Gaming District: 9 p.m. unless with an adult
  • Elsewhere: 10 p.m. (Sun–Thu), Midnight (Fri–Sat)

Check with your local police for other city curfews

Parental Rights and Responsibilities

Cancel
License Cancellation

A parent/guardian who signed the Financial Responsibility Statement may cancel a minor’s license at any time before the driver turns 18.

To Cancel:
Legal
Legal Responsibility

A parent/guardian who signed the Financial Responsibility Statement may cancel a minor’s license at any time before the driver turns 18.

  • Parents/guardians who knowingly allow an unlicensed or non-compliant minor to drive may be held legally responsible for:
  • Fines
  • Restitution after a citation or accident
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In-Person Reinstatement

Any adult who serves, sells, or allows alcohol or controlled substances to be used by a minor on their property may face civil liability for any resulting damages.

Previous / Next Steps

2. Get Your Instruction Permit

An instruction permit lets you practice driving with supervision. Here's what you need to know

Get Your Permit

3. Driver Education

Most first-time drivers under 18 in Nevada must complete a driver education course.

Start Driver Education

4. Take a Road Test

Once you are ready, go take a behind the wheel test.

Schedule a Road Test (Teen)