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Utah permit test day: what to bring and where to go

Tick off each document as you pack it for the Utah knowledge test, then find your office and book a time. Every item links to the official Utah Driver License Division page it comes from.

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Utah permit test: what to bring

What to bring to the Utah permit test

Who this checklist covers: First regular Utah learner permit for residents age 15 or older who are U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals or permanent residents. Includes minors and adults; excludes temporary lawful-status and driving-privilege-card applications.

Bring originals unless the official list says copies are accepted. Items marked Under 18 apply only to minors.

Application

Complete the application and schedule a learner appointmentBring your appointment confirmation number; the office takes your photo.Source: official Utah page for Complete the application and schedule a learner appointment

Identity

Bring one identity and birth-date documentUse an unexpired U.S. passport, certified birth certificate, citizenship/naturalization certificate or qualifying permanent resident card.Source: official Utah page for Bring one identity and birth-date document
Use original or certified, unexpired documentsPhotocopies, fax copies, laminated birth certificates and hospital certificates are not accepted. Foreign documents must be translated into English by a certified translator.Source: official Utah page for Use original or certified, unexpired documents
Bring legal documents linking any name differencesUse a certified marriage certificate, divorce decree, updated passport or birth certificate, adoption/citizenship papers, or sealed court name-change papers as applicable. Foreign documents require certified English translation.Source: official Utah page for Bring legal documents linking any name differences

Social Security number

Bring your Social Security proof or an SSA ineligibility letterA signed Social Security card or listed W-2, 1099 or pay stub must show your name and full SSN. Eligible lawful-status applicants without an SSN use the SSA letter.Source: official Utah page for Bring your Social Security proof or an SSA ineligibility letter

Residency

Bring two Utah address proofs dated within 90 daysExamples include a bank statement, utility bill or mortgage/rental contract. For minors, mail to the parent or legal guardian is accepted.Source: official Utah page for Bring two Utah address proofs dated within 90 days

Parent or guardian

Have a parent or legal guardian sign for financial responsibilityUnder 18The signature is required for applicants under 18.Source: official Utah page for Have a parent or legal guardian sign for financial responsibility

Fees

Pay the nonrefundable learner-permit feeUse the current DLD fee schedule linked from the learner page.Source: official Utah page for Pay the nonrefundable learner-permit fee

Vision test

Complete the eye test and written knowledge testBring corrective lenses if you use them. The permit is issued after passing the written test.Source: official Utah page for Complete the eye test and written knowledge test

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Official list: https://dld.utah.gov/learner-permit/

Where to go and how to book

Apply and book a learner-permit appointment online; bring the confirmation number to the Driver License office.

Find an officehttps://dld.utah.gov/office-locations/Book an appointmenthttps://dldapply.ps.utah.gov/?appt=learner

Source: dld.utah.gov

Test languages and ID

Test languages

Confirm available test languages with your office or the official Utah Driver License Division site before you book.

Ready for the test itself?

The documents get you in the door; the questions are what you pass. Take the free Utah practice test, or see the Utah DMV facts page for fees, age rules, and the question count.

Sources

Each checklist item quotes its official page. We fetched and checked these pages on 2026-10-05:

Rules change. If your office asks for something not listed here, the office is right. Spot a mistake? Tell us through the contact page.

Reviewed by Kevin Vu, CA DOI #4037122 · Last updated 2026-10-05