You have a completed SCDMV Form PDLA as described below. The Certification of School Attendance, Driver's Education, and Driving Practice (SCDMV Form PDLA) is available at all driver training schools in South Carolina. It is also available at all public and private high schools in …

Instructions: This form is for minors (16 years of age or younger) who are applying for conditional or special restricted driver’s licenses. All three parts of this form must be completed in black or blue ink (typed or printed except for signatures) and presented at an SCDMV office.

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The Certification of School Attendance, Driver's Education and Driving Practice (SCDMV Form PDLA) is available at all driver training schools in South Carolina.

Use this DMV form to apply for a South Carolina learner's permit, driver's license, identification card, OR moped/motorcycle license. Can be used to request an original, renewal, duplicate, or …

You must complete the Certification of School Attendance, Driver’s Education and Driving Practice (SCDMV form PDLA). You will receive the PDLA form from your driver’s education program once you successfully complete the course.

Students age 15 or 16 must take a DMV approved driver’s education course. The driving instructor will give the student a PDLA form after completing the driver course. The PDLA form is required to apply for the driver’s license. You should attach a copy of your GLOW Accountability letter to the PDLA form.

Submit a Certification of School Attendance, Drivers Education and Driving Practice (Form PDLA) online or from your driver's education provider certifying: Completion of driver's education.

During the permit holding period, you must complete a South Carolina drivers education class and receive a PDLA form. You must also complete at least 40 hours of supervised driving with your parents, with 10 hours being done at night.

Letter of Certification issued by the South Carolina Board of Education or the applicant’s school district. perjury that the above named applicant conforms to South Carolina attendance laws and regulations. This student is currently enrolled (or home schooled) in the school named below and is not currently suspended or expelled.