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For your Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application, you will need to get a physical examination. Bring it to your physician and have them complete the Physician's Report of Examination section. Your application can be completed no earlier than 6 months before your 16th birthday.

For your Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application, you will need to get a physical examination. Bring it to your physician and have them complete the Physician's Report of Examination section. Your application can be completed no earlier than 6 months before your 16th birthday.

Learner's permit renewals cannot be completed online through PennDOT's Online Driver Services. To extend a learner's permit, you must complete and return a Form DL-31, "Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application to Add/Extend/Replace/Change/Correct."

Drivers in Pennsylvania are eligible to get a learner's permit starting at age 16. But you can't immediately apply for your driver's license at that point. Everyone under 18 is required to wait at least six months before scheduling the driver's license test.

What Do I Need For My Driver's Permit Test? A completed Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application (DL-180) form. Applicable fees. A valid physical examination completed by a healthcare provider within one year of submitting the DL-180 form. Two proofs of residency, such as: ... Original ID and proof of birth.

You do not need an appointment to apply for the Learner's Permit. You will take your knowledge test and vision screening and, as long as you pass them, you will receive your permit at this visit.

Your completed Non-Commercial Learner's Permit Application or DL-180 (PDF). Do not mail this form. If under 18 years of age, also bring your completed Parent or Guardian Consent Form or DL-180TD (PDF). Proof of date of birth and identification.