How do I find the date I passed my driving test?

The good news is it should be pretty easy to find out. For most people, it’ll be simply a case of looking on the back of your photocard driving licence. Check column 10 – this should tell you the date you passed. The same column will also tell you what kind of vehicles you’re qualified to drive.

Where is the issue date on ID?

If you look at the driver’s license card carefully, you can see that your California driver’s license issue date is written on the right bottom corner of your card, marked as ISS.

What is an ISS date?

ISS is the Issue Date of your Driver’s License. If you are using the software and you find out that your ID does not have an ISS (Date Issued), you will not be able to use this feature, instead remove the data from the ID number field and the expiration date field.

Can you drive straight after passing your test UK?

You can start driving straight away when you’ve passed your test. You do not need to wait for your full licence to arrive. Contact DVLA if your full licence has not arrived 3 weeks after you applied for it.

What is DVLA check code?

The DVLA check code is the online counterpart of the photo card driving licence. The code is used to access the DVLA database to check driving licence information, and it allows you to share your licence information with employers or car hire companies.

How do I find the issue date?

The issue date is usually accompanied by a volume number and an issue number. If you are looking at an article in a database or from another electronic source, also look above the article title or at the end of the article. The issue date and volume number will often be listed there, as well.

What is Issue date?

Issue date definition is the day on which a company issues an agreement or contract, such as an insurance policy. However, the issue date is not always the same as the contract’s effective date, which is the day when it comes into force.

What is the DD on a driver’s license?

DD is an abbreviation for Document Discriminator. A number of states started adding this piece of information to their driver’s licenses several years ago. The DD is a security code that identifies where and when the license was issued. Note that the document discriminator does not include the driver’s license number.

Can I drive home after passing my test?

There is no reason why you can’t drive home after passing your driving test. It is legal but you’ve probably had enough of driving by now.

How do I find out when I passed my driving test?

The good news is it should be pretty easy to find out. For most people, it’ll be simply a case of looking on the back of your photocard driving licence. Check column 10 – this should tell you the date you passed. The same column will also tell you what kind of vehicles you’re qualified to drive.

How long after passing your driving test can you start driving?

You need to send off your driving licence within 2 years of passing your driving test or you’ll have to take it again. But if you’ve done that already, then there’s no time frame that you need to start driving. Although, if you’ve feeling a bit rusty getting back behind the wheel you can probably book a refresher with a driving instructor.

Can I see the date I passed my test before 1973?

Any licences issued before 1973 won’t name the date you passed your test, only that it was some time before 1973. What if I need to see my driving licence information? The DVLA offer a service where they’ll let you see the information on your driving licence. This allows you to:

Why can’t I see the date on my driving licence?

That’s because it was only in 1973 that driving licences started being issued through the DVLA. Before then they were issued through local tax offices. Any licences issued before 1973 won’t name the date you passed your test, only that it was some time before 1973. What if I need to see my driving licence information?