Forms new drivers use
| Form | What it's for |
|---|---|
| DMV 002 | Application for Driving Privileges or ID Card, in English, Spanish or Tagalog |
| DMV 301 | Certification of Attendance, for applicants under 18. Valid 60 days |
| DP-38 | Minor Affidavit, which a parent can also use to cancel a minor's permit or license |
| DMV 302 | Parent or guardian consent for minors |
| DLD-130 | Beginning Driver Experience Log for the 50 practice hours |
| DMV 005, 115, 116 | Ways to prove a Nevada address if you lack documents in your name |
| DLD 11 | Affidavit of Oath for a written test interpreter |
Filling them in
- Many forms need a notary or a DMV employee to witness your signature. Fill them in at home, but only sign and date them in person.
- To do something by mail, use DMV 204, not DMV 002. It's for drivers already licensed in Nevada who are eligible to renew by mail.
- Address changes are easiest online. The paper version is DMV 22.
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Sources: Nevada DMV and 1 more. Checked October 2026.
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.