A platform to virtually take the theoretical exam required in the learning licensing process would be available to citizens approximately in March.
This was reported by the EFE office in a note published by Notiseis, in which they pointed out that the designated Secretary of the Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP), Eileen Vélez, announced that due to the delay in online appointments to take the exam not only new shifts are opened, but a system is being set up so that it can be taught remotely.
“We have a project so that those who want to can take the digital exam. We’re going to give it at least until March, as we’re working on the platform so it can be launched,” he told the agency.
Currently, appointments to take the exam are awarded for July or August, which means the aforementioned delay.
The DTOP requirements to obtain the learning license are currently:
- Be 16 years of age or older.
- If you are under 18 years old, you must be accompanied by your mother or father, who must present a valid ID with a recent original photo. In the case of a legal guardian, you must provide a document from the court declaring the status of the minor. NOTE: No one can sign the parental authority if he does not legally have full permanent parental authority of the minor, even if it is a grandmother, grandfather, aunt, uncle, godmother, godfather, etc.
- Complete application DTOP-DIS-255 “Application for certificate of driving license to drive motor vehicles for learning category” in all its parts in pen and legible handwriting.
- Medical Driving License Certificate, DTOP-DIS-260, completed by a physician authorized to practice in Puerto Rico, this must not be issued for more than six months.
- Social security card in original, unlaminated.
- Birth certificate (current version year 2010 to date) or valid United States passport, both original documents.
- If you are under eighteen (18) years of age, you must provide a school certification or document (notes, transcript of credits, etc.) with the original seal of the school, college or institution of the current year in which you request the transaction from which turns out it is studying.
- A document that may not be older than two (2) months and which shows your full fixed physical residential address (for example: water, electricity, telephone, mobile phone, bank, etc.).
- Tax stamps worth $ 11.00.
- Internal Revenue Stamp with a value of $ 1.00, Law No. 296-2002 “Puerto Rico Anatomical Donations Law”.
- Proof of internal income with a value of $ 2.00, code 0842, Law No. 24-2017 “Special costs for the medical center trauma center”.
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