From the Alaska DMV Website…

First Time Alaska Drivers License

An applicant for an original Alaska driver license must be at least 16 years of age and have held a valid driving permit for a minimum of 6 months. If an applicant is under 18 years of age, they must have parental consent to obtain a Provisional drivers license. An Application for Alaska Driver License, Permit or State Identification (Form 478) is required prior to issuance of a license, permit or state ID. The form is available at DMV offices.

In order to obtain an original Alaska license, an applicant must provide documentary proof of the following:

• Legal name and Date of Birth
• Secondary item as verification of the primary document
• Their current residence address
• Social Security Card

Testing Requirements

An applicant will be required to pass the written knowledge test (or present a valid Alaska learner’s permit), a road test, and a vision test prior to being issued a driver license. The license is valid for approximately five years, expiring on the applicants birthday. See the following page for fees. If you need information on where you can take a written or road test, please see the specific office information.

Fees

There is no fee to take the written test. There is $20 fee for a class D drivers license. All checks must include your name and address pre-printed to be accepted.

• Alaska Driver's License Info
• Alaska Driver's Handbook
• Alaska DMV Website
• Alaska DMV Locations