Shoro.aiA 21-year-old sibling counts as a supervisor only if they have held a valid license for at least 2 years and have an active, valid driver license. They must sit in the front passenger seat beside the permit holder at all times.
Your supervisor must be at least 21 years old, hold a valid Class D driver license, and have been licensed for at least 2 years. They must sit in the front passenger seat beside you at all times during every supervised practice drive.
| Supervisor Type | Can They Supervise? | Key Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Parent / Legal Guardian | ✓ Yes | Age 21+, Licensed 2+ Years, meets parent eligibility criteria |
| Sibling or Spouse | ✓ Yes, if qualified | Must be 21+ AND Licensed 2+ Years |
| Designated Adult | ✓ Yes, if qualified | Age 21+, Licensed 2+ Years, parent-authorized |
| Adult Licensed Less Than 2 Years | ✗ No | Cannot supervise for license credit |
An out-of-state license is acceptable if currently valid. The 2-year licensing threshold applies - verify tenure before counting practice hours. Supervisors must be completely sober and capable of taking immediate control of the vehicle. Download the Affidavit of Driver Training to log all practice hours. Verify supervisor license status at service.ok.gov before counting practice hours.
Service Oklahoma will reject the Affidavit of Driver Training. All hours logged with an unqualified supervisor must be re-logged with a qualified one before you can test for your intermediate license.
A student in Tulsa had 30 hours signed by an aunt who was 23 but only licensed for 20 months. Service Oklahoma rejected the Affidavit of Driver Training - all hours had to be re-logged with a qualified supervisor. That cost the student another 3 months of practice time before their test date.
Oklahoma's out-of-state license rule also tripped up one Norman family. A parent moving from Texas had their Texas license accepted as a supervisor credential - but they had to show it was currently valid, not just that they had it, when submitting the affidavit. Always verify out-of-state license validity at service.oklahoma.gov before counting those practice hours. See the full 50-hour rule details at shoro.ai.
If there is any question about your supervisor's tenure or status, get a certified driving record from service.oklahoma.gov before logging hours under their supervision. Discovering an issue after the fact forces a full restart of your logged hours.
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