how can i get my nevada 5hs course receipt

How do I get a copy of my Nevada high school equivalency test?

Upon passage of any of the High School Equivalency Assessments, you will receive your diploma and one copy of your transcript at no cost. The transcript is the official record of your test credential and can be used as proof for employment, schools, etc. To request a copy of your Nevada HSE Transcript, go to DiplomaSender at diploma sender

How do I get a copy of my Nevada HSE transcript?

To request a copy of your Nevada HSE Transcript, go to DiplomaSender at diploma sender DiplomaSender provides transcripts for all high school equivalency tests in administered in Nevada. Get a Copy of Your Transcript

How do I order a driver education course in Nevada?

Order online through ScribOrder. Nearly all Nevada beginning drivers under 18 must complete a driver education course. You can enroll at age 15. Exceptions are not made for home-schooled students.

How do I get a duplicate of my license in Nevada?

If it has not arrived within 28 days, please email your current address and plate or driver license number, call (702) 486-4368 option 1 in Las Vegas or (775) 684-4368 option 1 in Reno or visit a DMV office. If the DMV has your correct address, you may apply for a duplicate online or at a kiosk. See Duplicate Registration.

Bill of Sale in NV

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires you to use a bill of sale when buying or selling a car in the Silver State only in a very specific situation.

When to Use NV's Bill of Sale

While a bill of sale might not always be required, the DMV does suggest that a bill of sale be completed for all vehicle transactions.

Why Use a Bill of Sale?

Even if your transaction does not legally require one, a bill of sale is a good way to record your sale or purchase for tax purposes, to use as a receipt in your files (which could be helpful if you move to a state requiring a bill of sale), or to protect against future legal issues.

For DMV Point Reduction

If you have three or more points on your driving record, the Nevada DMV will send you a letter indicating so. At this point, you can complete our program for a three point reduction.

For Court Purposes

Another reason that drivers take our course is as part of a plea-bargain agreement with a Nevada traffic court or judge. In this instance, the court will require that you complete a DMV Approved traffic safety school. The court will set your due date and any other requirements.

For an Auto Insurance Discount

Many Nevada auto insurance companies offer a discount for drivers who complete a traffic safety course. Contact your insurance provider to see if you qualify for this discount.