How long does it take to get a driver's license after passing the fourth subject test?
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You can receive your driver's license within a week or about ten days after passing the fourth subject test, though the exact time may vary depending on the region. Below are the specific details about obtaining the driver's license: 1. After passing the fourth subject test, you must undergo at least thirty minutes of traffic safety and civilized driving education, as well as case studies of traffic accidents, and participate in a license-receiving oath ceremony before the vehicle management office issues the driver's license. 2. The methods of receiving the license include obtaining it on the spot after the test, having it mailed to you, picking it up at the driving school, or collecting it at the vehicle management office. 3. If you are applying to add a permitted driving category, your original driver's license must be surrendered.
Just accompanied a friend to get their driver's license yesterday. The answer depends on the specific situation. After passing the subject 4 test, qualified candidates need to wait at the test center for the results to be uploaded and the license to be made. Generally, it takes 1-3 hours to get the license on-site. Remember to bring the original ID card, and some test centers may also require submitting photos. If the DMV system is undergoing maintenance or there's a large crowd, it might be delayed until the next day. For those in a hurry, it's recommended to take the test in the morning to avoid peak hours. If you choose mail delivery, efficient cities like Shenzhen can deliver it the next day, while remote areas may take 3-5 working days. By the way, there's a safety oath ceremony before receiving the license, so don't leave right after the test.
