Driver Ed FAQs

No students by law must be enrolled in a behind the wheel program to get their instruction permit. We must also have payment and student contract before form will be provided.

The school will not refund any tuition or part of tuition if the school is ready, willing and able to fulfill its part of the agreement. Students can and will be dismissed from class for disruptive behavior, with no refund.

The MV3001 form is valid for 60 days from the date that we signed it. After that you would need to contact us to get a new form.

Student must be a minimum of 15 years of age to be age-eligible to get a WI permit. Students must be currently attending the classroom portion of driver education or have completed the state-required 30 hours of classroom instruction before receiving a valid Instruction Permit from the DMV. Online students must complete the online course before we will give them the form to go to the DMV for their instruction permit.

MV3001 form given to student in class or mailed after finishing online(must tell us you finished), two forms of ID (cerified copy of the student's Birth Certificate and Social Security Card), and $35 cash or check for the DMV. Also two items that are proof of address, see list below:

All documents presented for proof of Wisconsin residency must contain your name and current Wisconsin address. Here is the link for DOT info: https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/dmv/shared/bds316-english.pdf

Printed electronic copies are acceptable for the following documents: 

• Paycheck, stub or earning statement with your employer's name and address
• Utility bill for water, gas, electricity or land-line telephone service. Includes cable and internet services
• Mobile phone bill
• ​Financial statements: bank statement for a checking, savings, money market or brokerage account; credit card statement or loan statement for auto, home or personal
• Valid Wisconsin hunting or fishing license
• Medical billing statement from doctor or hospital
• Service welcome letters: includes bank, credit card, utility and others
• Insurance documents for auto, health and life: Documents may include welcome letters, billing statements or explanation of benefits

The following documents must be originals.  Printed electronic copies are not acceptable. 

• ​​Deed/title, mortgage, rental/lease agreement for Wisconsin property (lease must include your landlord's name and phone number)
• Government-issued correspondence or product issued from a federal, state, county or city agency (original or certified copy)
• Benefit statements and enrollment confirmation letters regarding programs such as Quest or Forward are acceptable for beneficiaries and their dependents, but the cards are not.
• Change of address confirmation letters from USPS
• Report card, school transcript or certified school record 
• College enrollment documentation or Form 2019, Certificate of Eligibility for Exchange Visitor (J-1) Status, with a current Wisconsin address. Includes college acceptance letters, financial aid documentation or tuition statement
• A photo identification card issued by a Wisconsin accredited university, college or technical college that contains the photo and address of student
• ​Employee photo ID card issued by current employer
• Tribal identification card
• Homeless shelter documentation -​ Documentation from a homeless shelter or social service organization providing services to homeless individuals. The letter should identify the individual, describe the location, include the address for the person to accept mail and be on letterhead signed by a social services representative.
• Wisconsin driver license or ID card (can be expired) with your current Wisconsin address on the card
• Parent or guardian may present their Wisconsin driver license or ID card. Address on record must match with the child's current address on record for people under age 26.

The department will decline any document presented if it has reason to suspect its authenticity. Questionable documents may require additional review.

You will need a new MV3001 form signed by A-Alert before you can go to the DMV and renew your instruction permit. Please bring the MV3001 form along with your Birth Certificate and Social Security card to the DMV. The DMV will charge you for the replacement permit.  You must have a valid temporary instruction permit along with you to participate in your behind-the-wheel lessons.

It is your responsibility to know your school's attendance policy. Students will need to be excused by a parent.

West Bend High School: Pick up at West Bend High School in east parking lot northeast corner

Hartford Union High School: Pick up in parking lot A in front of school, at end of first row.  .

Slinger High School: Pick up in front of the school

Living World Lutheran High School: Pick up in front of the school

The schedule posts on the 5th of the month at 6am for the following month. The February schedule will post on January 5th at 6am, Etc, Etc.

Log in to your account or you can call us to cancel. A 24-hour cancellation notice is required to prevent incurring a late cancellation or No Show fee.

The system allows two appointments on the calendar at a time.does not matter which month they are in. If you have two up the system will not allow you to schedule another until the first is finished.

This gives your student the ideal amount of time to practice what we have taught them in between lessons. Also, they are required to have their permit for six months. However, if your student gets behind we may schedule two appointments in a month, if there is availability.

Students must be 16 years old and have held their instruction permit for at least six months before they are eligible to take the road test.

Students will need to bring their instruction permit, social security car, and student driving log (see motorist handbook under driving resources). We will file your student's completion slip electronically with the state.