DMV permit test in American Sign Language (ASL): which states offer it
We have the list of languages for the written knowledge test for 51 states. 9 of them offer it in American Sign Language (ASL).
States that offer the test in American Sign Language (ASL) 9
- Idaholanguages page official source: itd.idaho.gov
- Massachusettslanguages page official source: www.mass.gov
- Minnesotalanguages page official source: dps.mn.gov
- Missourilanguages page official source: statepatrol.dps.mo.gov
- Nebraskalanguages page official source: dmv.nebraska.gov
- New Hampshirelanguages page official source: www.dmv.nh.gov
- Vermontlanguages page official source: dmv.vermont.gov
- Virginialanguages page official source: www.dmv.virginia.gov
- Wisconsinlanguages page official source: wisconsindot.gov
States that do not offer the test in American Sign Language (ASL) 42
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming
Other test languages
French29 statesArabic28 statesKorean26 statesVietnamese25 statesJapanese20 statesGerman16 statesPortuguese15 statesItalian14 statesFarsi (Persian)13 statesBosnian / Croatian / Serbian12 statesSomali12 statesSwahili12 statesDari11 statesPashto11 statesPolish11 statesHindi10 statesTagalog10 statesTurkish10 statesBurmese9 statesUrdu9 statesAlbanian8 statesGreek8 statesHaitian Creole8 statesNepali8 statesAmharic7 statesPunjabi7 statesThai6 statesKhmer (Cambodian)5 statesHmong4 statesLao4 statesArmenian3 statesHebrew3 statesHungarian3 statesKinyarwanda3 statesRomanian3 statesTongan3 states
Data as of October 31, 2026. Languages change: in 2026 some states moved to English only. Confirm with your DMV before the test.