Document Services

New or Replacement copies of birth certificates - All 50 States - We will pay the fee and process birth certificate applications for children and adults.

Social Security Cards - We can request medical records as an alternative to an ID, provide the application for you to take to the Social Security office, and assist with scheduling an appointment.

New or Replacement Maryland state-issued IDs - We cover the full cost of an ID and 50% of the fee for a driver's license. Clients are responsible for any outstanding fines or fees. Our team will assist with obtaining the necessary documents for identity and residency verification, schedule an appointment at the MVA, and meet you there to support the process.

Secure Document Storage - We are able to store originals and copies of vital documents for clients as well as receive mail.


 
 

MVA

Driver Improvement information: 410-787-7817

General information: 800-950-1682

MDOT MVA Appointment Scheduler

HOW DO I GET A MARYLAND DRIVER'S LICENSE

5 STEPS TO GET A DRIVER'S LICENSE IN MARYLAND

  • Get A Learner's Permit: (Pass 25 question computerized test at the MVA, cost is $50)

  • Complete Driver's Education: Must be a MD MVA Approved Driving School including 30 Hours Classroom and 6 Hours Behind The Wheel

  • Drivers under 25 years of age must complete 60 Hours Practice: With Parents or Driving Coach (drivers 25 or over must complete 14 hours of driving practice) All learners permit driving must be supervised by a licensed driver at least 21 years old with at least 3 years driving experience)

  • Learners permit holders under 18 must hold permit for 9 months with no tickets. Learners permit holders 18 years of age who also possess a high school diploma must hold permit for 90 days. Learners permit holder 19 - 24 years of age must hold permit for 90 days. Learners permit holders 25 years of age or older must hold permit for 45 days.

  • Pass The Driving Skills Test At The MVA (test includes a closed course driving skills test and an open road test, parallel parking is no longer on the test) Upon successful completion of driving test students will receive an interim document printed on paper that will serve as a provisional drivers license until the card arrives in the mail.