The official Alberta Class 7 learner's permit application form is REG10036: Driver's Licence / Identification Card Application.
The permit application form number is REG10036.
| Fee Item | Amount | When Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Knowledge test | $17 | Each attempt |
| 5-year Class 7 card | Up to $98.65 | Standard 5-year new application; actual cost may differ |
| Replacement card | $28 | If lost/stolen/damaged |
If you are under 18 and applying for a driver’s licence for the first time, a parent or legal guardian must accompany you to the registry, show proof of guardianship, and sign consent.
You do not physically fill out the learners permit form.
The process at the registry: Document Verification: Present original documents proving your identity and Alberta residency. The agent checks them. Data Entry: The agent inputs your personal details (full legal name, date of birth, address, height, weight) from your documents into the REG10036 form. Review and Sign: The agent shows you the information on their screen or a printout. You must review every detail carefully before signing electronically. Additional Steps: You will complete a vision test, answer medical questions, and take the knowledge test.
Know your debit card daily limit before going to the Okotoks registry — the permit fee can push you over: One applicant's card was declined at the registry counter. Daily limit reached earlier that day. They raised the limit by phone and returned.
Verbally spell out your full legal name and address to the agent as they type to prevent data entry errors that cause application rejection and require a rescheduled visit.
No. The applicant must be present, provide the required information, and sign the REG10036 application.
For an applicant under 18, a parent or legal guardian accompanies the applicant, shows proof of guardianship, and provides consent at the registry.
If you spot an error before signing or paying, ask the registry agent to correct it on the screen before the transaction is completed.
If the mistake is discovered after the licence has been issued, follow the dedicated Errors on Permit guidance for name, date-of-birth, address or card corrections.
Yes. Review the information the registry agent enters and ask for any error to be corrected before you sign and complete the transaction. This is the simplest time to fix a spelling, birth-date, or address entry.
Can REG10036 be reused if your Class 7 application is rejected? Do not assume an unfinished transaction can simply be reused at the next visit. Ask the registry agent what remains on your motor-vehicle record and whether the application must be entered again after you correct the document or eligibility problem.
The registry uses the form for driver-licence and identification-card transactions. For a Class 7 application, the agent completes the driver's-licence portion using the information and documents you provide.
Check that the name and other details entered by the registry match your identity documents before signing. For residency-document requirements, see the Alberta eligibility and documents guide.
The REG10036 form is digital-only.
Key details for your application: Documents: Bring original, valid photo ID (passport) and Alberta residency proof.
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