Complete Your Dallas County Defensive Driving Course Online

This court takes the request at the clerk's window or by mail. Deadline: written request to the court on or before the appearance date on the citation; mailed requests go certified mail, return receipt requested.

• Driving Safety Course Request Form and Affidavit (per precinct) with plea of guilty or no contest and jury waiver, signed before a notary public
• Valid Texas driver license or permit (or proof of US military status)
• Copy of proof of financial responsibility (liability insurance)
• Payment of the court fee shown on the affidavit plus a $2 transaction fee (money order or cashier's check to County of Dallas, or card online)

A $10 reimbursement fee (court cost amount is printed on each precinct's affidavit form and not on the web page; the $10 DSC reimbursement fee and a $2 transaction fee are nonrefundable; card payment available online at dallascounty.org).

You have 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, at the clerk's window or by mail. 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 (JP 1-1 traffic page and the JP 1-2 instruction sheet). The affidavit form must be signed before a notary and returned in person or by certified mail, return receipt requested, with the fee shown on the affidavit plus a $2 transaction fee (money order or cashier's check to County of Dallas; card payment online). Within 90 days return the original court copy of the certificate (it must name your precinct under COURT), a certified copy of your DPS driving record (form DR-1, $10) and a copy of your insurance, in person or by certified mail. Dallas publishes the procedure per precinct, so use your precinct's own form.

This court takes the request through the court's online portal, by mail or at the clerk's window. Deadline: submit within 21 days of the day you received the citation; after 21 days the amount may be higher or the option gone.

Court costs $144 ($144 for offenses not in a school zone, $169 in a school zone, paid at the time of request. Online requests add a convenience fee.).

You have 90 days to finish the course and turn in the court copy of your certificate, your Type 3A driving record and the notarized affidavit, at the clerk's window or by mail. The affidavit must be notarized, or signed in front of the clerk where the court allows it.

This court takes the request through the court's online portal, at the clerk's window or by mail. Deadline: no later than the citation due date; a mailed request must be postmarked by that date and must include the citation number and your mailing address.

• Online application form linked from the Driver Safety Course page, or a written request by mail or in person
• Copy of your current Texas driver license (hard copy if submitted in person; phone or electronic copies not accepted)
• Copy of your current auto insurance ID card or declarations page (hard copy if submitted in person; phone or electronic copies not accepted)

Court costs $144 (Citation cost $144, or $169 in a school zone; the amount varies by offense (call 972-205-2330), plus the DPS driving record and the course. Do not pay until the court instructs you; payments received before approval are rejected, and the court mails the next steps and the amount.).

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, at the clerk's window or by mail.

Options on the court's page: driver safety course, deferred disposition, compliance dismissal, or a court hearing. The page says only one violation can be dismissed by the course when a ticket carries more than one; state law since September 1, 2025 (SB 296) lets one course cover every eligible charge from the same stop, so ask the clerk which rule applies. A 24-hour night drop box sits to the right of the court entrance for requests and paperwork. If you are not eligible the clerk mails a denial letter. The completion window is not stated on the court's pages; the approval letter sets your deadline. Notarization and an affidavit are not mentioned on the court's pages; this record treats them as not required, but confirm with the clerk if either is requested. A missed deadline calls for a show cause hearing by mail, the drop box, or in person. Records line 972-487-7385; hours Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30.

This court takes the request at the clerk's window, by mail or through the court's online portal. Deadline: on or before the appearance date on the citation; mailed requests must be received by the scheduled appearance date.

• Copy of a valid Texas driver license (CDL holders not eligible)
• Copy of current Texas liability insurance in your name, valid on the day of request
• Signed Defensive Driving Request Form (it records a plea of no contest)
• Check or money order to the City of Grand Prairie for $144 ($169 in a school zone)

Court costs $144 ($144 outside a school zone, $169 in a school zone; the DPS driving record is extra ($12 online for the Type 3A, $10 by mail)).

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

The request form is a signed request with a plea of no contest; no oath, affidavit or notary. The 90 days run from the date permission is granted and cannot be extended. Return the court copy of the certificate and the complete Type 3A record (it may be more than one page) to the court; the court's online Completion Documents Submission Form is the online route. Do not wait for the driving record before taking the course. Hours Mon to Thu 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed Friday. Admin office 972-237-8617.

This court takes the request through the court's online portal, at the clerk's window, by email, by mail or by fax. Deadline: return the affidavit, the fee and a copy of your insurance no later than 21 calendar days from the date the citation was issued.

• Completed Driving Safety Course Affidavit (separate forms for school-zone speeding and other moving violations); the printed affidavit has a notary block and must be notarized; it enters a plea of guilty or no contest with jury waiver
• Copy of a valid Texas driver license or permit (not a CDL, and no CDL held at the time of the offense)
• Copy of your current insurance policy or card
• Payment of the non-refundable fee to the City of Irving: $144, or $169 for speeding in a school zone

Court costs $144 ($144 total non-refundable fee for moving violations outside a school zone, $169 for speeding in a school zone; each affidavit says the total includes a $10 non-refundable administrative fine; the DPS driving record is a separate $10).

You have 90 days to finish the course and turn in the court copy of your certificate, your Type 3A driving record 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.

Request online at municipalonlinepayments.com/irvingtx, in person, or send the completed affidavit plus license and insurance copies by email to court@IrvingTX.gov, by mail to P.O. Box 152288, Irving, TX 75015-2288, or by eFax to (972) 721-2383. If requesting by mail, wait for written permission before taking the course; the court replies by mail or email, never by fax. After approval you have 90 days to complete the course and order the certified Type 3A record from DPS; the citation is dismissed when the documents reach the court within the 90 days. The page does not say how to return them, so confirm with the clerk. Hours Mon to Fri 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.