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My dad wants to get a drivers licence . He passed the written test. But his English listening is not perfect. We are from India btw.
So, may I legally be at the back seat of the car just in case he does not understand something ?
I know one can do this in Illinois. PLEASE do not tell me to call to the dmv and ask them. I am looking for a legal document online that would either allow it or disallow it (WRITTEN REFERENCE ONLY)
The answer is yes : any dmv must provide a translator, or at least let a person bring a translator . Here is a reference to a legal source
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires agencies
receiving federal funding to provide individuals with
limited English proficiency meaningful access to
agency programs and services.
Official link is here
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires agencies receiving federal funding to provide individuals with limited English proficiency meaningful access to agency programs and services