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Most driver's licenses will be issued for a period of eight (8) years from the driver's last birthday. The fee for the eight-year license is $40.00 and certain endorsements cost additional fees. If the learner's permit was valid at the time of the examination and is returned, there are no additional fees.

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Your child must be at least 16 years old to begin the GDL program and at least 17 years old to obtain a regular driver's license. If your child gets caught violating any rules, his or her Learner's Permit can be suspended or revoked and it will take longer to get their official driver's license.

You must turn in your previously issued out-of-state driver's license or have a current certified copy of your driving record, provide proof of citizenship or legal presence such as a birth certificate or passport, proof of social security number, and two proofs of DE residency.

Points on your license do expire. After 12 months from the date of conviction, the DMV credits points at one-half value. Meaning, if you received 6 points, after 12 months they downgrade to 3. However, not all points expire and may remain on your record forever.

In order to establish domicile in Delaware, a person must maintain a predominant physical presence in Delaware for a minimum of twelve consecutive months after moving to Delaware, the term predominant physical presence meaning presence for at least 183 days during the twelve-month period.

If you get three or more suspension in two years, you will lose your license for 6 months. Once a demerit point suspension is served, your license will be reinstated with 3 demerit points on your record.

Step #1: Complete Delaware Dealership License Application. Step #2: Include Criminal History Background Check and a Signature Authorization. ... Step #3: Meet Requirements. ... Step #4: Purchase liability insurance. ... Step #5: Purchase $25,000 Delaware Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond. ... Step #6: Pay Fees.

While you can't technically remove points from your driving record, the good news is you may be eligible to prevent a costly insurance hike by earning a 3-point credit by completing a Delaware defensive driving course.