Non-Commercial Driver's License (Class E or F)

Basic Requirements

1. Applicant must be at least 18 years of age.
2. A minimum of 3 months or 3,000 miles driving experience in a vehicle representing the driver's license class for which they are applying.
3. Pass a Vision Exam.
4. Pass applicable Non-Commercial Knowledge Exam.
5. Possess a valid Georgia driver's license.

Documents Required

1. Documentation showing your identity, residential address, full social security number, and U.S. citizenship or proof of lawful presence in the United States. Click here for more information.
2. If a valid Georgia driver's license cannot be presented at the time of testing/issuance, applicant must provide an item from Lost or Stolen Driver's License Requirements.
3. Submit a driving affidavit (Form DS-36) signed by a Public Agency Employer (or self-certify) attesting that driving requirements have been met.
4. All documents must be in English and any foreign language documents must be translated to English. See the Translator List to locate an approved document translation company.

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Conditions/Restrictions

Agricultural Vehicles:

1. Must be controlled and/or operated by the farmer, relatives of the farmer, or employees of the farmer.
2. Must be used to transport agricultural products, farm machinery or farm supplies to or from a farm.
3. Must be operated within 150 miles of the farm.
4. Must not be operating as a common carrier (for profit or trade/barter).

Firefighter/ Emergency Vehicles

1. Must be equipped with lights and a siren.
2. Must be a vehicle necessary for the preservation of lives or property or the execution of emergency governmental.
3. Must function as a fire truck, hook and ladder truck, foam or water transport truck, police special operations vehicle or ambulance.
4. Must be exempt from normal traffic regulations when operating as an authorized emergency vehicle.
5. Must operate the appropriate class of vehicle when accompanied by a person who is licensed to drive that class of vehicle, who is fit and capable of exercising control of the vehicle, and who is occupying a seat beside the driver.

Military Vehicles

• Must be operated by military personnel or civilians who are required to wear military uniforms

Recreational Vehicles

• Operators of recreational vehicles

Notes

1. Any resident not required to possess a commercial driver's license but operates a Class A or B motor vehicle for the purposes listed in conditions/restrictions must obtain a non-commercial Class E or F driver's license.
2. There are no endorsements for non-commercial Class E or F driver's license.