In the state's own words

“If you complete a driver education program, the completion certificate must be submitted to DMV by the driver training school.”

Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles DMV page 'Driver Education Requirements', in the steps for teens under 18 Read it on dmv.virginia.gov

“Have your parent or guardian sign the completion certificate to certify that you have driven at least 45 hours, 15 of which occurred after sunset, and the information submitted on the certificate is true.”

Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles DMV page 'Driver Education Requirements', in the steps for teens under 18 Read it on dmv.virginia.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 DTS-B certificate comes from the driver training school, which sends it to DMV. The parent signs the student copy to certify 45 hours, 15 after sunset. There is no blank form and no log to hand in.

The form

DTS-B

The state publishes no copy to print.

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