The official North Dakota NDDOT driver license permit application form number is SFN 6763, titled 'Application for Driver License or Identification Card.' SFN 6763 covers driver license and permit applications.
Download SFN 6763 from dot.nd.gov or pick up a copy at any Driver License Site. Complete it before your visit and sign only where the instructions require.
The form requires:
No. The online pre-application helps enter information before the visit, while SFN 6763 is the formal Application for North Dakota Driver License, Permit, or Identification used by NDDOT.
Fix the mistake before the form is accepted. If the correction makes the form hard to read or changes important identity information, complete a clean copy rather than leaving an unclear entry for the examiner to interpret.
The SFN 6763 is the standard North Dakota application form used for all driver license, instruction permit, and ID card applications. The applicant signs the main section, and a parent or guardian signs the sponsorship section if the applicant is under 18 years old.
If you are under 18, a parent or guardian must also provide sponsorship:
The North Dakota learner's permit guide has full eligibility details.
Download parental sponsorship affidavit SFN 62123 for absent parents; requires notarization. The sponsor's signature indicates acceptance of the responsibilities defined in the current NDDOT form instructions.
Should you sign SFN 6763 before your NDDOT appointment? No. The current SFN 6763 says not to sign until the driver examiner asks you to do so. For applicants under 18, the sponsorship section has separate rules when the parent or legal guardian appears in person or cannot attend.
Can a legal guardian sign a North Dakota minor's permit application? Yes. SFN 6763 allows a legal guardian to sponsor a minor, and the form says guardianship papers are required.
The correction path depends on when you discover the mistake. Before the permit is issued, it is an application-form issue. Once the permit has been printed, it becomes an issued-permit correction and belongs under the separate permit error-correction process.
| When the Error Is Found | What to Do |
|---|---|
| Before Submission | Correct the application before it is accepted by the examiner. |
| At the Counter, Before Issuance | Tell the examiner immediately so the application record can be corrected before the permit is printed. |
| After Permit Issuance | Use the issued-permit correction process with the supporting documents required for the specific error. |
Common application-form problems include name mismatches, an incorrect residence address, and Social Security information that does not match the supporting record.
These preparation strategies prevent the most common SFN 6763 application errors that lead to same-day rejections, correction fees, and rescheduled appointments at North Dakota Driver License Sites.
most application rejections happen because people rush through the form without double-checking their information matches their documents exactly.
| Requirement | Details | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Application Form | SFN 6763 | Free |
| Knowledge Test | 25 questions, 80% to pass | $5 per attempt |
| Initial Permit | Valid for 1 year | $15 |
| Duplicate/Correction | For name/address changes | $3 |
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