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The Wisconsin MV3001 form is an important application used for various driver licensing purposes, including applying for an original or duplicate driver license, renewing an existing license, or obtaining an occupational license. It requires applicants to present essential documents and provide personal information to ensure compliance with state regulations. If you need to fill out this form, click the button below to get started.

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The Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form is a crucial document for anyone looking to obtain or renew a driver’s license, instruction permit, or occupational license in Wisconsin. It serves multiple purposes, from applying for an original or duplicate license to making updates or renewals. If you're temporarily out of state, you may mail in the application, but generally, you'll need to visit a DMV service center in person. Notably, if you are eligible, you can order a duplicate driver license online, simplifying the process for many. When preparing your application, ensure you have acceptable proof of identity, residency, and legal presence, as these are required to process your request. The MV3001 form includes several sections, catering to specific applicant types—such as those under 18 or those seeking a commercial driver license—each with its own set of requirements. Important topics covered in the form include the option to register as an organ donor, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the need for a Social Security Number. Failing to provide accurate information or presenting fraudulent documents may lead to serious repercussions, including fines or imprisonment. Completing the MV3001 correctly is essential, so be sure to refer to the detailed instructions and guidelines provided by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

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Information about the Wisconsin

Driver License (DL) Application (form MV3001)

You will need to visit a DMV service center and present an MV3001 application when you:

•apply for an original or duplicate* driver license or instruction permit

•renew an existing driver license

•apply for an occupational license

An application may only be submitted through the mail if you are unable to renew or obtain a duplicate driver license because you are a Wisconsin resident who is temporarily out-of-state.

More information about:

•renewing when out of state

•fees

•applying for a license

*Note: You may be eligible to order a duplicate driver license online rather than visit a DMV service center. See our online duplicate driver license application for further information.

WISCONSIN DRIVER LICENSE (DL) APPLICATION
WISCONSIN DRIVER LICENSE (DL) APPLICATION		An unexpired Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Transportation		driver license is acceptable
MV3001 7/2021 Ch. 343 Wis. Stats.	Clear Form	photo ID for voting.
	Clear Form	(s. 5.02(6m) Wis. Stats.)
		(s. 5.02(6m) Wis. Stats.)

Acceptable proof of name and date of birth, legal presence, identity and Wisconsin residency are required. Please see DOT publication BDS316 or wisconsindmv.gov/dl-docs for a list of acceptable documents.

ALL applicants, complete the top section on back.

If under age 18, also complete the ‘UNDER AGE 18’ section below.

CDL applicants, complete the ‘CDL APPLICANT ONLY’ section below.

Your Federal Medical Certificate is required unless you drive a school bus or drive for a political subdivision.

DONOR Check the box if you wish to help others by donating your organs, tissue and eyes upon your death. Your gift will be used to save and improve lives through transplantation, therapy, research or education. If you are at least 18, checking the box indicates your legal consent for donation. You do

not have to answer this question to obtain a license.

ADA The Wisconsin Department of Transportation complies with the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

INVISIBLE DISABILITY Notice to law enforcement form: wisconsindmv.gov/inv-dis or at DMV Service Centers.

SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN) If you have a SSN, you must provide it (s. 343.14(2)(bm) Wis. Stats.). Your SSN may be used for purposes authorized by law and to link your driver license and vehicle registration records. Your SSN must correspond with the number issued by the Social Security Administration. Federal regulation 49 CFR, Part 383.153 requires a

SSN for commercial driver license privileges.

COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE APPLICANT ONLY

NOTICE TO MALES AGE 18–25 By submitting this application, you

consent to be registered with the Selective Service System, if required

by Federal law. You also authorize the Department of Transportation to

forward any information contained in this application that is requested by the

Selective Service System for the purpose of registering you as provided in s. 343.14(2)(em) and s. 343.234 Wis. Stats.

WARNING Any applicant for a driver license who presents fraudulent

or altered documents or makes a false statement to the issuing officer or agency, may be subject to a fine of not more than $1,000, imprisonment for

not more than six months or both. The driver license privilege may also be revoked for one year. (s. 343.14(5) Wis. Stats.)

OPT OUT Under Wisconsin open records laws, WisDOT must provide

information from its records to requesters. If you do not want your name and address included in requests we receive for ten or more records, you may ask

WisDOT to withhold your name and address from those lists by checking the box on the application.

INSURANCE No person may operate a motor vehicle in Wisconsin unless the owner or driver of the vehicle has liability insurance in effect for the vehicle being operated and carries proof of insurance whenever driving. Failure to have insurance could result in a fine up to $500. Refer to s. 344.61- 344.65 Wis. Stats. for full details.

If applying for a HAZMAT endorsement (HME), complete Driver License Hazardous Materials Endorsement Application, form MV3735. If applying for a school bus endorsement, complete School Bus or Alternative Vehicle License Information Request, form MV3740.

1.		In the past 5 years, have you had a loss of	YES	NO	6. Is the vehicle you will be operating equipped		YES	NO
		consciousness or muscle control caused by a				with air brakes?		
		neurological condition, for example, seizure disorder?			7. Do you meet all the driver qualifications as required			
					7. Do you meet all the driver qualifications as required		YES	NO
2.		In the past 2 years, have you taken insulin	YES	NO		by 49 CFR 391 to operate a commercial vehicle?		
2.		In the past 2 years, have you taken insulin	YES	NO		If not, see Motor Carrier Safety FAQs in the Wisconsin
		to control a diabetic condition?				If not, see Motor Carrier Safety FAQs in the Wisconsin
		to control a diabetic condition?				Commercial Driver’s Manual.
						Commercial Driver’s Manual.

3.		In the past 2 years, have you taken oral	YES	NO	8. School Bus, CDL Instructional Permit and		YES	NO
		medication to control a diabetic condition?				New CDL Class/Endorsement Applicants Only.		
						Is the vehicle in which you will take the commercial
4.		Is your hearing impaired? (hard of hearing)	YES	NO		driver license skills test representative of the type
						of vehicle you will operate or intend to operate?
				
5.	Have you held a valid operator's license in the		YES	NO	9. School Bus Applicants Only.		YES	NO
5.	Have you held a valid operator's license in the		YES	NO		Have you been convicted of an offense identified		
	last 10 years from any jurisdiction (state) other					on School Bus or Alternative Vehicle License
	than Wisconsin?					Information Request, form MV3740 in Wisconsin
	If yes, list all states:					or any other jurisdiction? If yes, list date and place:

DRIVER LICENSE APPLICANT UNDER AGE 18 ONLY

Applicant Certification: I certify that in the past six months I have not	Sponsor Certification: As the adult sponsor under s. 343.15 Wis. Stats.,
been ticketed for a moving violation that has or may result in a conviction.	I accept liability and verify that the minor is not a habitual truant and meets the
I understand that falsifying this statement will result in the cancellation of	educational requirements for licensure. If required for this application, I certify
my probationary license. Applicant Signature – REQUIRED.	that the applicant has accumulated at least 50 hours of driving experience,
	10 of which were at night.
	Minor Name – Print
X
School Certification: I certify that this applicant is enrolled in approved	Sponsor Name – Print	Relationship to Applicant
behind-the-wheel training which begins no later than 60 days from date signed.

School ID Number School Name	Sponsor Wisconsin DL/ID Number	Sex	Birth Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

		X
Official WisDOT Test Results (line out if not used)		(Sponsor Signature – Must be Witnessed by DMV Agent or Notarized)
Knowledge Test	Highway Sign Test	State of Wisconsin County of	Subscribed and sworn to before me on this date
Pass  Fail 	Pass  Fail 

X		X
(Authorized School Official/Instructor Signature)	(Date Signed)	(DMV Authorized Agent or Notary Signature)	(My Commission Expires)
		DO NOT Use Notary Seal

WISCONSIN DRIVER LICENSE (DL) APPLICATION

An unexpired Wisconsin

Wisconsin Department of Transportation

MV3001

7/2021

Ch. 343 Wis. Stats.

driver license is acceptable

Clear Form

photo ID for voting.

ALL APPLICANTS – Please Print

(s. 5.02(6m) Wis. Stats.)

Social Security Number

Applicant Name – First, Middle, Last

Birth Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

Residence Address – Street

Apt #

City

State

ZIP Code

Mailing Address – ONLY IF DIFFERENT from Residence

Apt #

City

State

ZIP Code

Sex

Race

Eyes

Hair

Weight

Height

Former Name (if changed since last license or ID card)

Reason for Name Change

Marriage  Divorce  Other  List:

1. Do you wish to register to be an organ, tissue and eye donor?

YES 

7. Will you donate $2 to organ, tissue and eye donation efforts?

YES 

2. OPT OUT – Do you wish to have your name and address

YES 

8. Do you need glasses or contact lenses for driving?

YES NO

withheld from lists WisDOT sells?

 

3. I am a veteran registered with WDVA and wish to have my

YES 

9. Do you have any physical limitations which interfere with

YES NO

veteran status indicated on my driver license. (DMV is

your ability to perform the normal tasks associated with

 

required to verify your status with WDVA)

operating a motor vehicle?

If yes, have you successfully passed a road test with this

YES NO

4. Has your license, ID card or operating privilege ever been

YES NO

revoked, suspended, cancelled, disqualified or denied?

 

condition?

 

If yes, list date and place:

10. In the past year have you had a loss of consciousness or

YES NO

5. Have you been convicted of operating while intoxicated

YES NO

muscle control caused by any of the following conditions?

 

OUTSIDE of Wisconsin?

 

If yes, check condition(s) and list date(s):

If yes, give date and place:

Traumatic Brain or

Muscle or

Seizure

6. Do you hold a valid driver license/identification card from

YES NO

Head Injury (2) 

Nerve (2) 

Disorder (4) 

Heart (6) 

Stroke (2) 

Mental (3) 

Diabetes (5) 

Lung (7) 

another state/country?

 

If yes, list:

11. Check ONLY ONE of the following three boxes.

Years of licensed driving experience in the United States, its

I certify that I am a:

territories and Canada. List:

 U.S. Citizen

 Temporary Visitor

 Permanent or Conditional Permanent Resident

I understand that I must surrender for cancellation any driver license or identification card previously issued by another state before I may be issued a driver license or identification card in the State of Wisconsin. The State of Wisconsin will notify the other state that my driver license or identification card is

surrendered and cancelled, and that I have been issued a Wisconsin license or identification card. (ss. 343.11(1) and (2), and 343.50(1)(b) Wis. Stats.) I certify

that the information on this application is true under penalty of perjury and I am a resident of Wisconsin. (s. 343.14(5) Wis. Stats.)

(Applicant Signature)

(Date)

OFFICE USE ONLY

Reason for Reissue:

Date

Processor ID

Product Type

 REAL ID



REGI



CLP



CYCI



SPRI



JUVI



MPDI

Wisconsin or Out-of-State License Number

State

Expiration Date

 PROB  RGLR  OCCL  SPRR  JUVP  NON

Hearing (CDL Only)

Examiner ID

Application Type

ORG  RNW  DUP  REI  RSM  AMD  COA

Skill Test Score

Highway Signs

Knowledge

Class(es) Issued

Endorsements

 A  B  C

 D  M

 H

 N  P  S  T  F

Payment

Amount

 Check  Cash

 CC  Acct.

(Processor Signature)

(Processor ID)

VISION

 Check if vision section completed by DMV Examiner

Temporal Field of

Being duly licensed to practice

 Wisconsin, or  Other

Visual Acuity

Without RX

With RX

Vision In Degrees

 Optometry  Medicine, in:

Name of State or Country

Right Eye

20/

Left Eye

20/

I certify that the findings are correct

and I examined this applicant on:

(Exam Date)

Corrective lenses required while driving

Color Perception

 YES  NO

 Normal  Deficient

Progressive eye disease or cataracts

If Yes, to Progressive eye disease or cataracts

 YES  NO

 One Eye

 Both Eyes

(Eye Examiner Signature)

(License #)

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Form Characteristics

Fact Name	Description
Purpose of Form	The MV3001 form is used for applying for an original or duplicate driver license, renewing an existing license, or obtaining an occupational license in Wisconsin.
Submission Method	Applicants are typically required to submit the form at a DMV service center. However, if a Wisconsin resident is temporarily out-of-state, they may submit the application by mail.
Eligibility for Online Application	Individuals may be eligible to order a duplicate driver license online instead of visiting a DMV service center.
Proof of Identity	Acceptable documentation is required to prove name, date of birth, legal presence, identity, and Wisconsin residency. Refer to DOT publication BDS316 for a list of acceptable documents.
Social Security Number Requirement	Providing a Social Security Number is mandatory unless exempt. The SSN will be used for record linking and must match the number issued by the Social Security Administration.
Donor Registration Option	Applicants may choose to register as organ, tissue, and eye donors upon their death. Consent is indicated by checking a box on the form.
Age-Related Requirements	If under 18, additional sections must be completed regarding driving experience and parental sponsorship. This is to ensure compliance with educational requirements.
Governing Laws	The MV3001 form is governed by several Wisconsin Statutes, including sections 343.14, 343.11, and 343.234, which detail requirements and penalties associated with applying for a driver license.

Guidelines on Utilizing Wisconsindmv Mv3001

To successfully complete the Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form, it’s important to follow each step carefully. After filling out the form, you will need to submit it at a DMV service center, or by mail if you are temporarily out of state. Ensure all information is accurate to avoid delays in processing your application.

Begin by filling out your name, including your first, middle, and last name.
Input your birth date in the format mm/dd/yyyy.
Provide your current residential address, including street, apartment number (if applicable), city, state, and ZIP code.
If your mailing address is different from your residence, fill in that information as well.
Indicate your sex and race on the form.
Complete the sections on eye color, hair color, weight, and height.
If you have changed your name since your last license or ID card, provide your former name and the reason for the change.
Answer the questions regarding organ donation, opting out of public records, and veteran status as applicable.
Provide responses to questions about previous license revocation, operating under the influence, and any other physical limitations or medical history.
If you are under age 18, ensure that the 'UNDER AGE 18' section is completed, including certification from both the applicant and the adult sponsor.
Ensure all sections are signed where indicated, including your signature to certify the information provided is true.

What You Should Know About This Form

1. What is the MV3001 form used for?

The MV3001 form is the Wisconsin Driver License Application. It is required when applying for an original or duplicate driver license, renewing an existing license, or applying for an occupational license. This application must be submitted in person at a DMV service center, except for temporary residents who can apply by mail.

2. Can I apply for a duplicate driver license online?

Yes, you may be eligible to order a duplicate driver license online without a visit to a DMV service center. This option is available for those who qualify, but it is essential to check the specific criteria set by the Wisconsin DMV on their website.

3. What identification documents do I need to provide with the MV3001 form?

Applicants must present acceptable proof of name, date of birth, legal presence, identity, and Wisconsin residency. A list of acceptable documents is available in DOT publication BDS316 or on the Wisconsin DMV website. It’s crucial to gather these documents before submitting your application.

4. Are there fees associated with applying for a driver license?

Yes, various fees apply depending on the type of application you are submitting, such as original, duplicate, or renewal of a driver license. It's advisable to check the most updated fee schedule on the Wisconsin DMV website or directly at a DMV service center before applying.

5. What should I do if I want to opt out of having my information shared?

If you prefer that your name and address not be included in requests for ten or more records from the Wisconsin DMV, you can indicate this by checking the designated box on the application. This allows you to protect your information from being disclosed under open records laws.

6. Can I apply if I have physical limitations?

Yes, individuals with physical limitations can still apply for a driver license. However, applicants may need to provide information regarding their limitations and must indicate if they require corrective lenses or other aids for driving. The DMV will assess your application based on the information provided.

7. What is the significance of checking the organ donor box?

If you check the organ donor box on the MV3001 form, you indicate your legal consent to donate your organs, tissues, and eyes upon your death. By doing so, you can help save lives through various methods like transplantation and research. It is important to note that this decision is entirely voluntary and does not impact your ability to obtain a driver license.

Common mistakes

Filling out the Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form can be a straightforward process if done carefully. However, many individuals make mistakes that can delay their applications. One common error is leaving sections blank. Each section of the form is important, and incomplete information can lead to processing delays or even rejection of the application.

Another issue arises from incorrect personal information. It's vital to ensure that your name, date of birth, and Social Security number are entered accurately. Mistakes in these details can create significant hurdles. Always double-check each entry against official documents to avoid any issues.

People often forget to sign the application. A signature is not just a formality; it is a legal requirement. Submitting an unsigned application can result in immediate rejection. Be sure to sign and date the form at the bottom before submitting.

Some applicants overlook the requirement to provide proof of residency. Acceptable documents must clearly establish your Wisconsin residency. Not providing this information can lead to substantial delays or denials. It is wise to gather necessary documents ahead of time.

Additionally, applicants may neglect to check relevant boxes, like the organ donor status or insurance acknowledgment. Each checkbox has legal implications and affects the application process. Take a moment to read the entire form carefully and make all necessary selections.

Another common mistake is not properly verifying previous driving violations. Failing to disclose all relevant violations can lead to serious legal consequences. Honesty is crucial; be upfront about your driving record to avoid unexpected problems.

Many individuals also misinterpret the requirements for obtaining a commercial driver’s license. Specific conditions apply, such as the need for a Federal Medical Certificate. Ensure that all required documentation is included for effective processing.

Lastly, neglecting to follow instructions regarding the treatment of minors can lead to confusion. If you are under 18, specific sections are required, including sponsorship details. Ensure that a parent or guardian reviews the application if you are a minor to ensure compliance.

Documents used along the form

The Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form is essential for various driver license transactions, including applying for an original or duplicate driver license, renewing an existing license, and requesting an occupational license. To ensure a smooth application process, several other forms and documents may be needed. The following list includes those commonly used alongside the MV3001.

Wisconsin Identification Card Application (MV3004): This form is used by individuals who wish to obtain a state identification card instead of a driver license. It requires similar information as the MV3001 and is crucial for residents without a driver license.
Commercial Driver License Application (MV3001 CDL): Specific to commercial driver license applicants, this version of the MV3001 includes additional questions related to commercial driving qualifications and must be filled out to obtain a CDL.
Liability Insurance Verification (MV2488): Proof of liability insurance is essential for all vehicle operators in Wisconsin. This document verifies current insurance coverage and must be submitted at the time of application.
Driver License Hazardous Materials Endorsement Application (MV3735): Required for individuals applying for a hazardous materials endorsement, this form gathers information pertinent to the handling and transportation of hazardous materials.
School Bus or Alternative Vehicle License Information Request (MV3740): Individuals seeking to drive a school bus must complete this document. It provides information specific to the qualifications and requirements for operating such vehicles.
Proof of Residency Documents: Accepted documents include utility bills, lease agreements, or bank statements. These documents confirm the applicant's current Wisconsin residency and identity, which are vital for the application process.
Federal Medical Certificate: For commercial drivers, a medical certificate is required to ensure that they meet health standards necessary for driving commercial vehicles. This certificate must be kept on file and presented upon request.

Completing the MV3001 form alongside these related documents helps streamline the application process for those in Wisconsin seeking a driver license or other driving privileges. Each form and document plays a critical role in verifying identity, residency, and compliance with state regulations.

Similar forms

Form MV301 - This form is used for applying for a Wisconsin ID card. Like the MV3001, it requires personal information and proof of identity. However, the MV301 does not issue a driver license.
Form MV3371 - This is the application for a duplicate driver license. It is similar to MV3001 in that it also requires proof of identity and residency, but it specifically targets those looking to replace a lost or stolen license.
Form MV3740 - The School Bus or Alternative Vehicle License Information Request is related to the MV3001 as both forms handle specialized licensing requirements. While MV3001 addresses general driver licensing, MV3740 targets specific vehicle endorsements.
Form MV3735 - The Driver License Hazardous Materials Endorsement Application is similar as it also requires a detailed set of questions and documentation. Both forms help ensure that applicants meet specific regulations for safer driving.
Form MV3719 - This form is used for applying for a Wisconsin occupational driver license. Like the MV3001, it allows residents to obtain driving privileges, specifically for work purposes under certain conditions.
Form MV2287 - The ID Card Application for Incarcerated Individuals allows similar access to state identification. Both forms collect personal information and verify identity and residency but are aimed at different populations.
Form MV2546 - The Commercial Driver License Application deals with commercial driving. Though both MV3001 and MV2546 request personal details and medical examinations, the MV2546 is designed specifically for commercial drivers.
Form MV2501 - This application is for the Temporary Instructional Permit. Similar to the MV3001, it allows new drivers to practice driving legally, but with restrictions that differentiate it from a full driver license.

Dos and Don'ts

When filling out the Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form, there are several important dos and don'ts to keep in mind. Following these guidelines can help ensure that your application process goes smoothly and efficiently.

Do gather all necessary documents before starting the application.
Do double-check the information you provide for accuracy.
Do seek assistance if you are unsure about any section of the form.
Do sign the application where required.

Don't leave any questions unanswered if they are applicable to you.
Don't submit fraudulent or altered documents.
Don't forget to provide your Social Security number if you have one.
Don't rush through the application; take your time to avoid mistakes.

By following these tips, applicants can minimize the chances of delays or issues with their driver license application process in Wisconsin.

Misconceptions

Misconceptions often cloud the process of applying for important documents like the MV3001 form in Wisconsin. Here are six common myths about the Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form, along with clarifications to set the record straight:

Myth 1: You can submit the application by mail for any reason.

This is not accurate. You can only submit the application by mail if you are a Wisconsin resident temporarily out of state. Otherwise, a visit to a DMV service center is necessary.

Myth 2: You need to present your Social Security Number regardless of your situation.

While providing a Social Security Number is required if you have one, those who do not have an SSN or who are not eligible will not face penalties. However, having an SSN can help streamline the process.

Myth 3: It costs the same to apply for an original license as it does for a duplicate.

Fees can vary depending on whether you're applying for an original, duplicate, or renewal of a driver’s license. It's crucial to check the current fee schedule outlined by the DMV.

Myth 4: All applicants must answer every question on the form.

Not every question is mandatory for all applicants. For example, the organ donation question is entirely optional. If you choose not to answer, you can still obtain your driver license.

Myth 5: You cannot apply for a license if you have had previous offenses.

This is misleading. Past offenses may impact your application, but depending on the severity, you may still be eligible for a driver’s license. It’s important to understand the specifics of your case.

Myth 6: You must have a driving test for every application type.

This isn’t true. Many individuals renewing their license or applying for a duplicate do not need to retake a driving test. Ensure you check the specific requirements related to your application type.

Understanding these misconceptions can lead to a smoother and more efficient experience when dealing with the MV3001 form and the Wisconsin DMV.

Key takeaways

When filling out the Wisconsin DMV MV3001 form, it's crucial to be well-informed. Here are some key insights to guide you through the process:

Visit a DMV Service Center: You must submit the MV3001 application in person for various requests like obtaining a driver license or instruction permit.
Eligibility for Mail Submission: If you are a Wisconsin resident temporarily out of state, you might be able to mail your application.
Proof of Identity: Make sure to provide acceptable documents that prove your name, date of birth, and residency. Detailed lists of these documents can be found on the Wisconsin DMV site.
Sections to Complete: Depending on your age and the type of application (general or Commercial Driver License), ensure you fill out the correct sections, including any additional information if you're under 18.
Organ Donation Option: You can choose to opt-in to donate your organs, tissue, or eyes. Your consent is legally binding if you’re at least 18 years old.
Social Security Number Requirement: If you have a Social Security Number, it’s mandatory to include it as it ties into your driver license records.
Warnings Against Fraud: Be cautious! Providing false statements or documents can lead to severe penalties, including fines or license revocation.
Insurance Verification: Remember that operating a vehicle in Wisconsin requires active liability insurance. Keeping proof of insurance handy while driving is essential.

These guidelines not only help in completing the form correctly but also ensure that you meet all legal requirements smoothly. Aim to provide accurate and truthful information to facilitate the DMV process.

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