In the state's own words

“Service Oklahoma will require the parent to verify that the permit holder has completed fifty (50) hours of driving including a minimum of ten (10) hours of driving at night from a licensed driver through the Affidavit of Driver Training form”

Service Oklahoma Service Oklahoma page 'Apply for a Learner Permit', the parent-taught driver education section Read it on oklahoma.gov

“Have had at least 50 hours (including 10 hours at night) of behind-the-wheel training from a licensed driver that is at least 21 years old and has been licensed for at least 2 years”

Service Oklahoma Service Oklahoma page 'Apply for a Learner Permit', the list of requirements for the next license Read it on oklahoma.gov

“This document must be completed in the presence of a notary public.”

Service Oklahoma Affidavit of Driver Training (SOK 12/2025), page 1, below the oath paragraph Read it on oklahoma.gov

“Service Oklahoma does not accept any driving logs.”

Service Oklahoma Service Oklahoma page 'Apply for a Learner Permit', the parent-taught driver education section Read it on oklahoma.gov

Checked on the state's own website on October 18, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with your DMV before your appointment.

What this means for you

The Affidavit of Driver Training holds no hours. It is an oath, signed by the parent before a notary, that the teen drove at least 50 hours, 10 at night.

The form

Affidavit of Driver Training Needs a notary

Open Affidavit of Driver Training on oklahoma.gov

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