If you are a new resident to Oklahoma, you will need to apply for an Oklahoma Learner Permit.
Depending on your age, there are different requirements for transferring Out-of-State Learner Permits. You must be at least 15 1/2 to transfer an Out-of-State Learner Permit in the State of Oklahoma.
Applicants must meet all the requirements below:
In Oklahoma, it is required to hold a Learner Permit for 180 days before receiving a Driver License. Depending on your Oklahoma driver education status, your time requirements may vary:
You will only receive credit from the day you turned 15 1/2 until present.
You will receive credit from the issue date of your out-of-state permit.
Applicants must meet all the requirements below:
In Oklahoma, it is required to hold a Learner Permit for 180 days before receiving a Driver License. Depending on your Oklahoma driver education status, your time requirements may vary:
You will receive credit toward the six-month requirement from the date of issuance of your permit.
You will receive credit toward the six-month requirement from the date you turned 16 until present.
Applicants must meet all the requirements below:
If you are 18 or older and hold a Learner Permit, you will be required to have the permit for 30 days. If 30 days have passed since the issue date of your out-of-state permit, you are eligible to apply for a Class D Driver License.
Once your paperwork has been approved and processed, you will given a temporary paper permit to use until you receive your Learner Permit in the mail.
Original: $42.50
Original: $81.00
Note
Some Service Oklahoma Licensing Office locations only accept credit cards as the payment method. If you are not paying with a credit card at one of these locations, your Examiner will issue a form that must be taken to a Licensed Operator to process a payment with cash, check, or a money order.
In Oklahoma, you are required to hold a Learner Permit for six months before receiving your license. If you moved to Oklahoma and had a Learner Permit from another state, you can receive credit towards the six month requirement for the time that you have held your out-of-state permit. The time you will receive credit for is referred to above as time transfer credit.
To test for an Intermediate License or an Unrestricted License in Oklahoma, you will have to go through the Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program. The program gradually phases in driving privileges for new teen drivers as they gain experience behind the wheel. Learn about the four levels of driving privileges that culminate in an unrestricted driver license.