Written tests for all classes including Air Brakes can be written anytime between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday with no appointment necessary. Learner’s Exam – There are multiple language options for the Learner’s Exam (Class 7) depending on the language availability as well as headphones that read out the questions (only available in English.) Birth certificate, Passport, Citizenship or Permanent Residency card are required for identification as well as another acceptable piece of ID. The legal name that is shown on your primary ID must be used for your Driver’s license and in the Motor Vehicle System.
Driver’s handbooks are now available on-line only.
Road test permits must be booked on-line at: www.albertadriverexaminer.ca
Other important services can be found at: www.eservices.alberta.ca
these include:
Fines search and payments, Motor Vehicles, Birth Certificates.
We also handle Out of Province licenses, Reinstatements, Ignition interlock, Restricted licenses, Fine payments, Driver’s abstracts and much much more.
Driver Abstracts
Driver’s Abstracts are easiest to obtain when you can come into the office personally with acceptable ID. If that isn’t an option there are two alternatives. First you can have someone known to you come in on your behalf with a Driver Abstract Consent form filled out by you, then they will have to fill out a Driver Abstract Statement of Intent as well while in the office. Once that is done they will need to pay the fee and we will give them your Abstract. It’s up to them to get the abstract to you. The second option is to fill out the Notarized Request for Personal Driving and Motor Vehicle Information Form. This needs to be filled out, Notarized, then the original must be mailed to our office with a check or money order for the service amount including a stamped and addressed return envelope as we will need to mail your Abstract back to you.
Identification
Renew your ID card online. You will receive your new ID card in the mail in approximately 10-14 days.