Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles · Alaska state form
D1 Driver License, Permit, or ID Card Transaction Application
Use Form D1 to apply for an Alaska driver license, permit, or identification card and provide personal, address, and eligibility information.
- What this form is
- Form D1 is the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles transaction application for a driver license, permit, or identification card. Applicants provide identifying details, addresses, credential choices, and answers about citizenship, voter registration, and driving history. The form includes an applicant certification and a parent or legal guardian consent section for minors applying for a driving credential. DMV staff also use the form to record tests, documents, and transaction details.
- Who needs it
- People applying for an Alaska driver license, permit, or identification card use this application; minors seeking a driving credential need parent or legal guardian consent.
- Why it needs a notary
- A parent or guardian unable to sign before a DMV representative may use the notary section. That signature can be notarized online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- The applicant must sign in front of a DMV representative. Submit the completed application to the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles.
Questions
What is Form D1 used for?
Form D1 is the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles transaction application for a driver license, permit, or identification card. It collects applicant information and credential selections.
Does Form D1 need to be notarized?
The applicant must sign in front of a DMV representative. If a parent or legal guardian cannot sign in front of a representative, the form provides a notary section; that signature can be notarized online with a commissioned online notary.
When is parent or guardian consent required?
The form says the parent or legal guardian consent section must be completed if a minor is applying for a driving credential. It also says a legal document proving the relationship is required for initial consent of minors.