Last Updated 15th of June, 2010
How do you replace or renew learners permits in North Dakota? North Dakota
It's easy to do both tasks. Just follow the instructions described below.
You don't have to pass any sort of written or visual test, so there's no need to take a practice permit test.
To get a duplicate permit, head to a drivers license office with proof of identity and date of birth. Also supply your Social Security number and payment for the $8 fee.
Still have unanswered questions about replacing or renewing permits? Contact the NDDOT at (701) 328-2500.
Renew ND Learners Permit
Your North Dakota driving permit expires one year after issuance. Should it expire, just visit a drivers license office. Bring cash or a check to pay the $8 fee, along with your old permit, and you'll receive a renewed learners permit.You don't have to pass any sort of written or visual test, so there's no need to take a practice permit test.
Replace ND Drivers Permit
If you lose your permit, it becomes unreadable, or it contains incorrect information, you'll need to replace it.To get a duplicate permit, head to a drivers license office with proof of identity and date of birth. Also supply your Social Security number and payment for the $8 fee.
Other Learners Permit Questions
Still have unanswered questions about replacing or renewing permits? Contact the NDDOT at (701) 328-2500.
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