Maine Secretary of State Bureau of Motor Vehicles - BMV Forms and Applications · Maine state form
MVE-64A Special Restricted License Application for 15-Year-Olds
Application for eligible 15-year-olds seeking an employment, educational, or medical restricted driver’s license. Applicants must meet the stated requirements and include a completed driving log.
- What this form is
- Use this application to seek a special restricted driver’s license for employment, education, or medical necessity. The instructions require applicants to be at least 15, complete an approved driver education course, hold a learner’s permit for six months, and submit a completed driving log. Medical applications must include signed, notarized statements from the physician and the applicant, parent, or guardian.
- Who needs it
- A 15-year-old applying for a restricted license for employment, school transportation, or medical necessity may need this application.
- Why it needs a notary
- For a medical license, the physician’s statement and the applicant’s, parent’s, or guardian’s statement must be notarized. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Submit the completed application and driving log. Medical applications must include the required signed, notarized physician and applicant, parent, or guardian statements. Contact the Bureau of Motor Vehicles Examination Section with questions.
Questions
Who can apply for a special restricted license using MVE-64A?
The form is for applicants who are at least 15, have completed an approved driver education course, and have held a learner’s permit for six months. Applicants must meet the requirements for the restriction they request.
Does MVE-64A need to be notarized?
Notarization is required for medical applications: the physician’s statement and the applicant’s, parent’s, or guardian’s statement must be signed and notarized. Online notarization is available with a commissioned online notary.
What must I submit with this application?
Submit the completed application and driving log. The instructions say applicants must log 70 hours of driving with a qualified licensed driver, including 10 hours at night. Medical applications also require the specified notarized statements.