In order to obtain an Alberta driver's licence or identification card, you must provide proof (work visa, permanent resident card, Canadian Citizenship, etc.) that you are lawfully entitled to be in Canada and proof that you are an Alberta resident (utility bill, residential lease agreement, letter from Alberta based employer etc.) Residency Individuals must be legal residents of Alberta, and legally present in Canada. You may submit directly to Alberta Transportation for review, or we can do so on your behalf. Regardless of age or class of licence, you are legally obligated to report any existing medical condition, disability, or disease. Also, anyone applying for a class 1, 2, or 4 licence will need to have a medical submitted. Medicals are required for driver's licences at certain intervals based on age, the first one required at age 75. Vision Requirements/Medical Documentation You will be required to pass an eye exam, with the minimum standard determined by the class of licence you are requesting.
The parent or guardian must present acceptable identification, and accompany the minor to the office. Parental Consent Anyone under 18 years of age that is not married or self-supporting must provide consent from a parent or guardian for a first time licence/ID Card or vehicle registration.
