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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Mia, 15, lives with her mother, her only parent. Her mother works out of state this month and cannot come to the driver license office. Who may sign the sponsorship on Mia's permit application?
Correct answer: An adult her mother names in a notarized document
Why
North Dakota requires parent or legal-guardian approval and sponsorship for every applicant under 18, and a legal guardian must show the guardianship papers. If there is no living parent or guardian, another adult who swears responsibility for the minor may sign. The person who gave consent can withdraw it later, and the permit or license is then canceled.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Applicants under 18 · p. 7, 44
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