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Oklahoma Driver License: 2025 Step-by-Step Guide

If you’re applying for a new license, renewing, or transferring your credentials, this 2025 guide will help you understand everything about getting a driver license in Oklahoma through the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety (DPS) and Service Oklahoma.

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How to Get a Driver License in Oklahoma

Step 1: Know Your License Type

The most common licenses include:

• Class D: Standard license for non-commercial vehicles
• Motorcycle (Class M): Requires endorsement or separate license
• Commercial Driver License (CDL): For commercial driving (Classes A, B, C)
• Learner Permit: For first-time or teen drivers

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Step 2: Gather Required Documents

To apply for a standard or REAL ID license, bring the following:

• Proof of identity (e.g., U.S. birth certificate, valid passport)
• Proof of Social Security number (e.g., SS card, W-2, or 1099)
• Two documents showing Oklahoma residency (e.g., utility bill, bank statement)
• Proof of legal presence, if applicable

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Step 3: Complete Required Tests

If you’re applying for your first driver license:

• Vision test
• Written knowledge test
• Driving skills test (must be scheduled after passing written test)

Testing is done at DPS Exam Sites, while the actual license is issued at Service Oklahoma locations or tag agencies.

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Oklahoma Teen Drivers: Graduated Licensing Program

Oklahoma uses a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) system for teens:

1. Learner Permit (Minimum age: 15½)
   • Must be enrolled in or have completed driver’s education
   • Pass written and vision tests
   • Must drive with a licensed adult (21+) for 6 months
2. Intermediate License (Minimum age: 16)
   • Held learner permit for 6 months
   • No traffic convictions
   • Pass driving test
   • Restrictions on nighttime driving and passengers
3. Unrestricted License (Minimum age: 17)
   • Must hold intermediate license for at least 6 months
   • No violations for 6 months

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Transferring an Out-of-State License to Oklahoma

If you’ve moved to Oklahoma, you must apply for an Oklahoma license within 30 days of residency.

What to bring:

• Your unexpired out-of-state license
• Required ID, Social Security, and residency documents
• Vision test (mandatory)
• Written and driving tests are usually waived if your license is valid

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Renewing Your Oklahoma Driver License

You can renew:

• In person at a tag agency or Service Oklahoma location
• Online at service.ok.gov (if eligible)

Most Oklahoma licenses are valid for 8 years. Older adults or drivers with medical conditions may have different term lengths.

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Oklahoma REAL ID – Federal Compliance

Beginning May 7, 2025, a REAL ID-compliant license will be required to:

• Board domestic flights
• Enter federal facilities or military bases

To get a REAL ID:

• Visit a REAL ID-compliant Service Oklahoma office
• Bring proof of identity, SSN, and two proofs of Oklahoma residency
• Look for the gold star on your license

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Oklahoma Driver License Fees (2025)

License Type	Fee (Approx.)
Class D (8-year license)	$42.50
Learner Permit	$42.50
Intermediate License	$42.50
Motorcycle Endorsement	$29.00
Duplicate License	$25.00
REAL ID (standard renewal fee)	No extra cost if done during renewal

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Oklahoma Driver Services

• First-time licenses and learner permits
• REAL ID issuance
• Out-of-state license transfers
• Motorcycle and commercial licenses
• Renewals and replacements
• Online scheduling and document uploads

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Required Documents Checklist

• Valid U.S. passport or birth certificate
• Social Security card or tax form
• Two Oklahoma residency documents
• Out-of-state license (if transferring)
• Certificate of driver’s ed (for teens)

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For accurate updates and online applications, visit the official Service Oklahoma website or the Oklahoma DPS site.