Renewal Please bring in your expiring driver’s license, if not possible, bring in other photo ID. First Application If you are applying for your Learners or ID Card and are under the age of 18, we will need to see the following documents: Legal Entitlement to be in Canada (bring in 1 of the following) Canadian Birth Certificate proving Legal Entitlement to be in Canada Canadian Passport Canadian Citizenship Permanent Residency And Consent for a Minor form (must be signed in Registry Office) If you are applying for you Learners or ID card and are 18 years old or older, we will need to see the following original documentation: Legal Entitlement to…

Attention: All those wishing to write a learners test must come in before 4:00pm You will need to provide acceptable ID to write the test: Testers under the age of 18: Please bring one of the following: Original Birth Certificate (Canadian) Canadian Passport Permanent Resident Card (Canadian) Canadian Citizenship Card Underage testers will also need to bring either: A parent or legal guardian Consent for a minor form https://assets-powerstores-com.s3.amazonaws.com/data/org/22946/media/doc/consent_for_a_minor_1-9743b79ed53c9f32bad2b9fa05ed6356.pdf (Must be signed in a registry office) Testers Over the age of 18: Please bring: Government Issued Photo ID Canadian Legal entitlement (Birth Certificate/Passport/Permanent Residency Card/Canadian Citizenship Card) Proof of Alberta Residency (Bank statement/Bill/Paystub/Rental agreement- Something official with your name and address on it) Visit the Alberta Transportation…

Otherwise known as Government ID Cards. If you are under the age of 18: Please bring one of the following: Canadian Birth Certificate Canadian Passport Canadian Citizenship Card and either/or A parent/Legal guardian (With their ID) Consent for a Minor Form https://assets-powerstores-com.s3.amazonaws.com/data/org/22946/media/doc/consent_for_a_minor_1-9743b79ed53c9f32bad2b9fa05ed6356.pdf which must be signed in a registry office If you are over the age of 18: Please Bring the following Government Issued Photo ID Canadian Legal Entitlement (Birth Certificate; Passport; Canadian Citizenship Card; Permanent Residency Card) Proof of Alberta Residency (Bill; Bank Statement; Rental Agreement- Something official with your name and address on it) Please allow 7-10 days for mail delivery. Please note: Your photo will be taken here in our office and will…

To replace a lost, stolen or expired Alberta Driver's License while you are out of the country, please complete the following "Code F" application and give us a call. We will help you get it replaced.

Out of Province If you are applying for an Alberta Driver’s License and your previous license is from outside of the province of Alberta, the following documentation must be presented: *License from previous province or country *Legal Entitlement to be in Canada (bring in 1 of the following) Birth Certificate Canadian Passport Canadian Citizenship Permanent Residency Photo ID or Consent for a Minor Passport Government Issued ID Card *Proof of Alberta Residency Utility bill Telephone bill Bank Statement (must be mailed) Pay stub/ Letter of Employment Or other relevant document Many jurisdictions have reciprocal licensing agreements with Alberta and Canada. Some do not. We will be able to advise you of any further requirements after we…

ONLINE DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSES Registry Connect has teamed up with Fleet Safety International to offer online defensive driving courses. In addition to courses to improve driving skills on motorcycles and in trucks and cars, there is a 6 hour Defensive Driving Course providing successful participants a 3 demerit point reduction off their current driving record. Designed by industry experts, all courses meet or exceed industry standards and are backed by Fleet Safety International's 30 years of experience in this business. http://www.e-registry.ca/services/defensive-driving-courses.html

How to apply THE DOCUMENTS YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE WILL VARY DEPENDING ON HOW YOU WISH TO OBTAIN YOUR ABSTRACT. REQUEST YOUR ABSTRACT IN PERSON This is by far the simplest option and therefore the recommended route. 1. Fill out an application Request for Personal Driving and Motor Vehicle Information (PDF, 1 page) 2. Drop off the application Bring your application to a registry agent, along with an accepted form of ID. Sign and date the form in front of the registry agent clerk. Authorizing an Individual to Request Your Abstract on Your Behalf If you can’t go to a registry agent to request your abstract, you…