Step 1:

Study |
Step 2:

Present appropriate documentation |
Step 3:

Knowledge, Road Signs and Vision Tests |
Step 4:

Practice |
Step 5:

Driving Skills Test |
Step
6:
Return to a
Secretary of State Office |
Note: Only U.S. citizens and
residents with temporary or permanent legal presence may apply for a
Michigan driver's license.
Read:
- "What Every Driver Must Know"
- "Driving Skills Test Study Guide"
|
Present documentation of the
following:
- Social Security number or letter
of ineligibility
- U.S. citizenship or legal presence
- Identity
- Michigan residency
|
Pass vision test, road signs test and physical
standards
Pass knowledge test - given at a
Secretary of State office,
required to get a TIP
Pay $25 fee for TIP: -
Valid for 180 days
- Required to take driving skills test
|
Must have a TIP to practice driving
Must be with a licensed adult or driver education
instructor
Must practice for at least 30 days |
Given by third-party testing organization
Fees and hours vary
Test consists of two parts:
-
Basic control skills
-
On-the-road driving requirements
|
After passing skills test, take
skills test certificate, TIP and identification to Secretary of State office
License will be issued
No fee
Restrictions may apply for medical conditions
First license - three-year probation |