South Carolina Fake ID
South Carolina Fake Driver License
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Conditional license (for people who are at least 15 years old and less than 16): Obtain a beginner’s permit at age 15. After driving with this permit for 180 days (approximately six months), you can apply for a conditional license. You must submit a certificate of completion for a driver’s education course and a certificate of satisfactory school attendance. You must also have completed at least 40 hours of driving practice, including at least 10 hours of driving during darkness, while supervised by licensed parent or guardian.
The conditional license allows you to drive by yourself during daylight hours (you are not allowed to drive alone at night). After a year of driving with this license, you can get a regular driver’s license if you have no violations or at-fault accidents.
Special restricted license (for people who are 16 years old and less than 17): A 16 year-old must have a beginner’s permit for at least 180 days; submit a certificate of completion for a driver’s education course and a certificate of satisfactory school attendance; and complete at least 40 hours of driving practice with at least 10 hours of driving after dark. This restricted Driver’s License allows you to drive by yourself during daylight hours (you are not allowed to drive alone at night). You may obtain a time restriction waiver with the submission of two notarized statements allowing you to drive alone after dark. These waivers are granted for people who have school activities, jobs, or vocational training that requires them to be out after dark. The waiver only allows you to drive back and forth to the school event or job. After a year of driving with this license, you can get a regular driver’s license if you have no violations or at-fault accidents.
Regular Driver’s License: If you are at least 17 years old and have had a beginner’s permit for 180 days, you can get a regular license with no restrictions. If you are 17, your parents still have to sign the application with you.
Getting a South Carolina Driver’s License: A Complete Guide
Beginner’s Permit
You will need to start with a beginner’s permit regardless of your age. You can apply for one when you turn 15.
You will need to pass a vision test and a written test consisting of 30 questions related to traffic laws and road signs in South Carolina, of which you’ll need to answer 24 questions correctly to pass.
- If you are 17 years old or more, you will need to hold your permit for 180 days before moving on to the next license.
- If you’re younger than 17, you will need to complete a driver’s education course consisting of at least 8 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of driving training, be enrolled in school with satisfactory attendance, and practice driving for a total of 40 hours, of which 10 are at night.
A permit will allow you to:
- Operate a motor vehicle from 6 am to midnight with a licensed passenger who is 21 years or older
- Operate a motor vehicle from 6 am to midnight with a parent or legal guardian
If you want to know more about this part of the driver licensing process, we recommend that you read our complete South Carolina beginner’s permit guide.
Conditional Driver’s License
The conditional license is the next step towards getting your full SC driver’s license. Drivers are eligible from age 15 ½ to 16 years of age.
How to Get a Conditional Driver’s License in South Carolina
You are required to pass the South Carolina driving skills test in order to get a conditional driver’s license. The road exam is designed to test your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle in the state of South Carolina. You will need to understand how to perform driving maneuvers such as three-point turns, lane maintenance, left/right turns, and more. Your test administrator will also expect you to know how to use the safety mechanisms that exist within your vehicle.
On the day of your appointment, you’ll need to again provide the documentation listed above.
Conditional Driver’s License Restrictions
- Cannot drive with more than two passengers under 21 unless accompanied by an adult over the age of 21. Exceptions are made for transporting family members or driving with students to or from school
- May drive alone from 6 am to 6pm, but must be accompanied by licensed adult from midnight to 6am
If you are under 17 and receive six or more points on your records before you have held your license for one year, you will face a six month suspension. Once you have held your license for a year with no traffic offenses or collisions, you will be allowed to upgrade to a full license.
Special Restricted Driver’s License
The special restricted driver’s license is for those who are 16 years old, but less than 17 and have already held their beginner’s permit. The same restrictions apply for the special restricted driver’s license as the conditional driver’s license, with one exception. A teenager may get a waiver to drive to school or work during the hours of midnight and 6 am. To obtain one, you’ll need to submit two separate letters from a parent, as well as an employer or school official to be submitted to the SCDMV.
Like the conditional driver’s license, you’ll be eligible for your full driver’s license once you’ve held your special restricted driver’s license for a year without a collision or traffic offenses. If you accrue more than six points in a year, you will face a six-month suspension.
Full South Carolina Driver’s License
If you have gone through the GDL, you will receive your full SC driver’s license in the mail once you turn 17 or you have held your conditional or special restricted driver’s license for at least a year with no traffic offenses or at-fault collisions. No extra visit to the SCDMV is required.
If you are over 17, you’ll be eligible for full driving privileges after you’ve obtained your beginner’s permit and taken the driving skills test.
To apply for your regular license before turning 18 you must fill out the application form (DL-59) and mail it to PennDOT. If your application is approved, you will receive an update card to carry with your Junior Driver’s License. If you do not meet the requirements to graduate to a regular license before turning 18, you must wait to have the junior license restrictions lifted automatically when you do turn 18.
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- You need proof of identity, which could be your birth certificate or your U.S. Passport. It could also be a Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship, but it will be one of those documents. These documents help prove your citizenship and date of birth.
- Proof of your Social Security Number. This will be verified with the Social Security Administration.
- Two proofs of your current physical address in South Carolina. Good news: Your unexpired SC driver’s license or identification card can be counted as one document. The other document you use should not be more than 90 days old and cannot have a P.O. Box as the address.
- Verification of all name changes. This would be any marriage licenses or divorce decrees. If your name has changed several times over the years, you will need as many of these documents as necessary to show the progression of your name change(s).
- If you currently have an out-of-state driver’s license, you must also have your driving record from that state to show your driving history to receive your REAL ID from South Carolina.
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- Double “South Carolina” and a state area in UV ink.
- State area perforation, visible when backlighting.
- Overlay with state area and tricolor.
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