Texas DMV Form Assistant

Many Texans use "DMV" as a catch-all term for both, since that's how it works in most other states. But in Texas, driver's licensing and vehicle services are split between two separate agencies. So if your task involves you as a driver, like getting your license, go to DPS. If it involves your car, go to TxDMV.

No. Anyone getting a Texas learner permit or teen driver license can build a packet. If you took drivers ed somewhere else, or are doing parent-taught, the packet still works for you.

The packet auto-completes the paperwork required for your specific trip, including the [DL-14A application and supporting documents]. You will still sign at the DPS, and some items, like proof of residency, must be original documents you bring with you. Your checklist covers exactly which ones. 

Here's the list of the forms we'll cover: 

• DL-14A — Minor's license application (ages 17y10m–18)
• DL-14B — Minor's license application (ages 15–17y10m)
• DL-5 — Proof of residency form, used if you don't have standard residency documents
• DL-101 — Form for disclosing a communication impediment
• DL-104 — Additional application form (partial support)
• DES150N — 30-hour driving log, for parent-taught students only
• DL-13 — For applicants without an eligible SSN, handled in-office
• DL-67 / DL-68 — Bring the blank form yourself

No. Aceable is a state-approved drivers ed provider, not a government agency. The form builder prepares official state forms and organizes official requirements, but your permit or license is always issued by the Texas DPS. 

We guide you straight to the official DPS scheduler with everything pre-organized, so booking takes a couple of minutes.

No. That is a separate official document you order from TDLR for $20 before starting parent-taught drivers ed. See the comparison above for the full breakdown, or read our TDLR packet guide

 Your packet generates the exact list for your trip. For the full written rundown of every scenario, see our Texas permit and license checklist.

Requirements occasionally change and individual situations vary, so we keep the packet updated against current DPS requirements. Double-check anything unusual, like out-of-state documents or name mismatches, with the DPS directly.

Your answers are used to fill out your forms, and that is it. Aceable does not save, share, or sell user info for any service.

Right now the form builder is Texas-only. We are planning more states.