Complete Your Collin County Defensive Driving Course Online

This court takes the request at the clerk's window or by mail. Deadline: on or before the appearance date printed on your citation.

• Payment of the course fee (call the precinct that issued the ticket for the amount; money order, check, Visa or MasterCard)
• The traffic ticket
• Copy of a valid Texas driver license
• Proof of insurance showing the insurer, phone number and effective dates, with you listed as a driver
• Signed and notarized Driver's Safety Course Request Affidavit (county form)

Amount not published; the county page says to call the court that issued the ticket for the course fee; a 5 percent convenience fee applies to online payments.

You have the time the court gives you (usually 90 days) to finish the course and turn in the court copy of your certificate, your certified DPS driving record (most courts want the Type 3A) and the notarized affidavit. The court's page does not say how to file them, so ask the clerk when you are approved. The affidavit must be notarized, or signed in front of the clerk where the court allows it.

Read live through a US connection on 2026-09-08. The county page says: call the court that issued the ticket for the course fee and pay it by money order, check, Visa or MasterCard; submit the payment, the ticket, your license and proof of insurance in person or by mail with the signed and notarized Driver's Safety Course Request Affidavit; you must have the court's permission before taking the course; if proof is not received within the time prescribed by law a warrant may be issued and fees assessed. It states no request deadline, no day count, no record type and no delivery method for the proof. Online portals are for payment only. Drivers under 17 appear in court with a parent. Precinct

This court takes the request through the court's online portal, by mail or at the clerk's window. Deadline: on or before the response date on the citation (within 20 business days of the citation) and before taking the course; juveniles must appear in court to request it.

• Sworn Request for Driving Safety Course (PDF), filled out and signed; the online request form also asks for the signed sworn request and a plea of no contest or guilty
• Photocopy of a valid Texas driver license or permit (not a CDL in any state; active-duty US military and immediate family excepted)
• Proof of Texas liability insurance valid on the citation date and the request date, showing you as a listed driver

Court costs $144 ($144, or $169 in a school zone, per eligible offense, payable within 30 days after notice of approval; separate costs for each offense dismissed from the same citation).

You have 90 days to finish the course and turn in the court copy of your certificate, your Type 3A driving record and the signed affidavit, through the court's online portal, by mail or at the clerk's window.

The sworn request is an unsworn declaration under penalty of perjury, no notary. Online request: the Driver's Safety Course Request form in the city's Form Center (do not pay or take the course before sending; allow up to 5 business days). After approval the instruction packet comes by email; complete a TDLR course and get the Type 3A record within 90 days, no extensions; return the court copy of the certificate (issued to Frisco Municipal Court and signed by you) plus the DPS-sealed record through the Driver's Safety Course Completion Form online (allow 10 to 14 days; you are contacted only if there is a problem), by mail, or in person. Walk-in hours Mon to Fri 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

This court takes the request through the court's online portal. Deadline: before your appearance date.

• Affidavit and Request for Driver or Motorcycle Safety Course, signed, with the plea of no contest or guilty marked (sworn statement with signature and date only, no notary block)
• Valid Texas driver license or permit, or proof of active-duty military status (member, spouse or dependent child)
• Proof of financial responsibility (auto liability insurance)
• Payment of court costs and the fee

Court costs $144 ($144, or $169 for school-zone offenses, stated as court costs and fee on the page and the affidavit).

You have 90 days to finish the course and turn in the court copy of your certificate, your Type 3A driving record and the signed affidavit. The court's page does not say how to file them, so ask the clerk when you are approved.

The page says to submit the request through the McKinney Municipal Court Portal before the appearance date and does not mention mail, email or in-person requests; the affidavit says the license, insurance and payment are presented to the court with the request and lists Contact-Courts@McKinneyTexas.org. Within 90 days of the request return the signed uniform certificate from a TDLR-approved course and a certified Type 3A record from DPS; neither the page nor the affidavit says how, so confirm with the clerk. Missing the 90 days leads to a show cause hearing and possible conviction. Hours Mon to Wed and Fri 8 to 4:30, Thu 9 to 4:30.

This court takes the request at the clerk's window or through the court's online portal. Deadline: on or before the appearance date printed on your citation.

• Plea Notification Form (the page calls it the Application for Driving Safety) with Option 3 Driving Safety Course initialed and signed, or the online application if eligible
• Valid non-commercial Texas driver license
• Proof of current insurance
• Payment presented to the clerk (amount not published)

No amounts are published on the DSC page, the plea form or the fine pages; payment is presented to the clerk.

You have the time the court gives you (usually 90 days) to finish the course and turn in the court copy of your certificate and your Type 3A driving record, by email.

Appear in person to fill out the Application for Driving Safety (the bilingual Plea Notification Form: plea of no contest, jury waiver, initials for the course option, signature and date, no notary block, no fee amounts, no deadline printed) or apply online if eligible. The page states no request deadline and no day count to complete; it points to the information page of your citation, the online system, or the clerk at 972-941-2199, and asking for a payment extension waives the course option. Do not order the Type 3A record or take the course until the court gives permission. To comply, email court@plano.gov the signed court copy of the TDLR certificate and the Type 3A certified record on o