No. Arizona instruction permits are not currently supported in Arizona Wallet. The old standalone Arizona Mobile ID app was discontinued in April 2026, so permit holders should rely on the physical instruction permit.
No. You cannot currently add an Arizona instruction permit to Arizona Wallet. ADOT discontinued the old standalone Mobile ID app in April 2026 and moved supported mobile credentials to Arizona Wallet, but instruction permits are not supported there at this time.
Do not rely on an old mID setup guide, screenshot or downloaded image as a digital instruction permit. Keep the physical permit issued by MVD.
No. AZ MVD Now is Arizona's online service portal for MVD transactions. It is not a digital instruction permit. Arizona Wallet is the state's mobile credential app, and ADOT currently says instruction permits are not supported there.
Arizona Wallet supports eligible mobile driver-license and state-ID credentials, but not instruction permits. That means there is no Arizona Wallet version of an instruction permit to present at a traffic stop or use as general ID.
| Credential | Arizona Wallet Support |
|---|---|
| Instruction permit | No |
| Eligible Arizona driver license / state ID | Supported through Arizona Wallet when eligible |
For broader questions about where a physical instruction permit is accepted as identification, see the Arizona permit-as-ID guide.
Arizona's mobile ID options are built for eligible driver licenses and state ID cards. An instruction permit is not currently supported as a mobile permit, so keep using the physical permit.
Is an Arizona Class G graduated driver license supported differently from an instruction permit? Yes. A Class G graduated credential is a driver license, while an instruction permit is a separate permit credential. Mobile-wallet eligibility is based on the rules for eligible driver licenses and IDs, not the unsupported instruction-permit category.
Carry the physical Arizona instruction permit when driving. Arizona Wallet cannot currently display an instruction permit, so there is no mobile permit to use as a substitute.
If you forget the physical permit while driving, see the dedicated Arizona guide on driving without the permit for the legal consequences and next steps.
A photo or screenshot is not an official Arizona mobile credential and does not replace the physical instruction permit. ADOT also warns customers to protect permit and license images because they contain personal information that can be misused.
If the physical instruction permit is lost, damaged or stolen, order a replacement through the appropriate Arizona MVD process. The duplicate instruction-permit fee is $2.
Replacement methods, temporary-document questions and delivery timing belong in the Arizona lost/stolen-permit guide.
If your instruction permit does not appear in Arizona Wallet, that is expected under the current system because instruction permits are not supported. Use AZ MVD Now for supported account and permit services, and keep the physical permit current.
The old Mobile ID app should not be used as a permit-access route; it was discontinued in April 2026.
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