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AB 60 Fact Sheet
California Assembly Bill 60 (AB 60) allows eligible applicants to obtain an official California driver
license even if they can’t prove that they are legally permitted to live in the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for a license under AB 60? Every person age 16 and older can
get an AB 60 driver license, if that person can’t prove that they are legally allowed to
live in the United States.
What are the benefits of obtaining a valid driver license? A driver license allows
you to drive on California roads. You won’t be arrested or given a ticket for driving
without a license, and your vehicle won’t be impounded. A driver license can be used
as official identification when talking to a police officer.
What documents can I use to prove my identity and California residence?
Many different documents can be used to prove your identity. For example, a California
ID card, a Mexican Federal Electoral card, a Mexican passport, or a Mexican consular
card. For more information, visit driversed.com/california/ab60.
How can I study for the written exam? Many different documents can be used
License checklist
First, get your
instruction permit.
1. Go to the DMV.
2. Fill out form DL 44.
3. Pay the $33 application fee.
4. Prove your identity and
California residence.
5. Give your thumbprint.
to prove that you live in California, including a California ID card, a rental or lease
agreement, a utility bill or cellular phone bill, school documents, medical documents, or
employment documents. For more information, visit driversed.com/california/ab60.
6. Have your picture taken.
How can I practice for the driving test? Everything on the written exam can be
found in the official California Driver Handbook, provided by the DMV. You can also
find printable practice tests at driversed.com/california/ab60. In addition, DriversEd.
com provides a quick, FREE online course that will help you learn exactly what you need
to pass the written exam on your first try. To sign up for the course and take it any time,
visit driversed.com/california/ab60.
8. Pass the written exam.
How can I practice for the driving test? After you pass
the written exam, you’ll get an instruction permit. This permit
allows you to drive a vehicle ONLY WHEN a person age 18
or older, who holds a valid California driver license, rides in the
front passenger seat. With an instruction permit, you can practice
driving with a licensed adult driver until you feel comfortable
taking and passing the driving test.
7. Pass the vision exam.
9. Get your instruction permit.
Next, get your driver license.
1. Go to the DMV.
2. Prove that you have
auto insurance.
3. Pass the driving test.
4. Receive your driver license.
Quick Tips
DON’T pay money to anyone but the DMV when applying for a
license. The only required fee is paid directly to the DMV.
DON’T pay money to anyone to translate DMV documents. All
DMV documents are available in Spanish free of charge.
You should always make an appointment before going to the
DMV. You can make an appointment by visiting the DMV’s
website at dmv.ca.gov, calling 1-(800)-777-0133, or using the
DMV Now app on your iPhone or Android device.
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Make sure to pay all parking or traffic tickets before applying
for a license. The DMV will not give you a license if you have
any unpaid fines.
Applying for an AB 60 license will NOT cause your
immigration status to be investigated. However, if the ICE
is already investigating you, they may be able to get your
information by asking the DMV for it.
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