CT DMV Form 2d. License - certificate of parental consent

Form 2d - License - Certificate of Parental Consent is used to obtain a certificate of parental consent for individuals under the age of 18 who are applying for a driver's license. This form is required to ensure that the applicant has the necessary parental or legal guardian approval to obtain a driver's license.

Form Structure

This form involves the minor applying for a driver's license, their parent(s) or legal guardian(s), and the DMV. It's structured with sections for minor's personal information, parent/guardian information, consent statement, and signatures. The DMV may also have a section to validate the consent.

How to Fill Out and File the Form

Key fields to complete include the minor's details, parent/guardian details, and the consent statement. Both the minor and the parent/guardian should sign the form. The completed form should be submitted along with the minor's driver's license application.

Consider a scenario where a 17-year-old wants to apply for a driver's license. This form is necessary to demonstrate that they have parental consent to undergo the licensing process. This ensures that the minor is eligible and supported to drive.

While completing the form, remember to provide accurate and complete information about both the minor and the parent/guardian. Additionally, the parent/guardian's signature must be genuine. An alternative could be a notarized consent letter if the parent/guardian cannot be present to sign in person.