Oklahoma Learner's Permit Form DL-10: How to Get It, Required Information, Signatures, and Corrections (2026)

You cannot download Oklahoma's Form DL-10 in advance - it is computer-generated at the Service Oklahoma counter. But you can walk in with everything the examiner needs to create it correctly the first time.

What Is Form DL-10 and How Do I Get It for My Learner's Permit?

Form DL-10 is the computer-generated Oklahoma driver license application. You cannot download it in advance - a Driver License Examiner generates it at the counter from the information you provide in person at a Service Oklahoma facility.

Can I reuse an old Oklahoma DL-10 form from a previous application? No. The DL-10 is generated for the current applicant and transaction at the licensing counter; do not rely on an old copy from another application.

Information Required on the Permit Application

• ► Full Legal Name: Must match your birth certificate or passport exactly.
• ► Social Security Number: Full SSN for verification.
• ► Physical Description: Accurate height, weight, hair color, and eye color.
• ► Oklahoma Residency: Physical address with one proof for a standard permit, or two for REAL ID.
• ► Medical History: Truthful 'Yes' or 'No' answers to medical fitness questions.
• ► Organ Donor Preference: Optional for applicants 16 and older.
• ► Voter Registration: Optional pre-registration for eligible applicants at the time of application.

What if I make a mistake on Form DL-10 before my permit is issued?

Tell the examiner before the transaction is finalized. The DL-10 is computer-generated, so staff can correct the application information before issuance when the supporting documents show the right information.

Can I correct my Oklahoma permit application before signing it? Yes. Review the information carefully and ask for any mistake to be fixed before you sign and before the credential is issued.

Documents to Bring to Complete Your Permit Application

Bring your identity and lawful-presence documents, your Social Security number, and Oklahoma residency proof. A standard permit needs one residency proof; REAL ID needs two. If you are applying at age 15, bring the required driver-education enrollment or completion documentation. Driver education is optional at 16 or older.

For the full document checklist and accepted proof types, see the Oklahoma learner permit documents guide. Total Learner Permit Fee: $42.50. A $4.00 retest fee applies for each failed written test attempt.

What Are the Parent Eligibility Rules for Signing an Oklahoma Learner's Permit Application?

The supervising driver listed on the Oklahoma permit application must hold an active licence with no suspensions in the past 12 months and must have been licensed for at least 2 years with no recent drug or alcohol convictions.

• Must have an active and valid driver license with no suspensions in the past 12 months, and must have been licensed for at least 2 years.
• No active citations or pending violations.
• No drug or alcohol convictions in the past 12 months.
• Under 5 points on their driving record.
• No active Service Oklahoma actions against their license.

For applicants 18 and older: no parental signature or affidavit is required. For 15-16 applicants needing driver ed proof, use the Parent-Taught Driver Education Portal.

At the Edmond office, one applicant brought an outdated form from an older sibling's application two years prior. The outdated version was rejected; the current DPS version was printed at the front desk and resubmitted the same day. Oklahoma updates permit forms annually - never reuse a sibling's old form.

Can a grandparent or stepparent sign an Oklahoma learner's permit application?

Only if that person is the applicant's legal custodial parent, legal guardian, or legal custodian. Being a grandparent or stepparent by itself does not automatically give authority to sign.

What if my parent cannot come to the Oklahoma permit appointment?

Bring Service Oklahoma's notarized Parent Authorization Form signed by the legal custodial parent, legal guardian, or legal custodian.