If you want to apply for an Alberta operator’s licence you must have proof of
identification like your Passport, Landing Paper, Permanent Resident Card,
Health Card, any registered mail sent to you by Alberta Government etc. For more information visit: www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca

An operator’s licence may only be issued to residents of Alberta. A resident
is a person lawfully entitled to be in Canada, who makes their home in
Alberta and is ordinarily present in Alberta. Applicants originating from
outside Canada or the United States must produce suitable immigration
documents to be considered as residents. Persons on student or
employment visas can apply as residents only for the time period specified
on their visas.

Are you under 18?

If you are under the age of 18, and are making an operator’s licence
application for the first time, your parent or guardian, who must show
proof of guardianship, must accompany you to a registry office to sign
consent on your licence application.

Remember a parent or guardian has the right to withdraw their consent in
writing at any time until the person reaches the age of 18 years. If they do,
the operator’s licence will be suspended.

The signature of your parent or guardian is not required if you can prove
you are married or self-supporting.