What documentation must a teen provide to obtain a Class D license after completing Joshua’s Law requirements?

To obtain a Class D license after completing Joshua’s Law requirements, a teen must provide a Certificate of Completion along with proof of identity. The Certificate of Completion demonstrates that the teen has fulfilled the necessary educational requirements related to driver safety and responsibility that Joshua’s Law mandates. Proof of identity is necessary to verify the individual's age and legal identity, ensuring that licensing requirements are met.

While other documentation, such as proof of residency or parental consent, may be important in different contexts for obtaining licenses or permits, they do not specifically fulfill the requirements set out for obtaining the Class D license under Joshua’s Law. Thus, the combination of the Certificate of Completion and proof of identity is essential and aligns with the established requirements for licensure within this framework.