Find the CP number
Use the provider's unique license identifier whenever it is available.
Use the provider's CP number, current license status, and matching provider identity to verify who is actually delivering the course.
Start with the provider's CP license number whenever possible. Confirm the provider record is current, match the licensed provider to the course website or brand, and use the official TDLR Driving Safety Provider Search when you need the state's authoritative licensing record.
Use the provider's unique license identifier whenever it is available.
Confirm the provider record shows a current license before you enroll.
Trace the licensed provider name or approved DBA to the website selling the course.
Texas driving safety provider licenses use CP numbers. A CP number is usually more precise than a brand name because providers can operate under approved business or assumed names, and several names can look similar in advertising.
If you already know the CP number, enter it directly into the directory search. If not, search by provider name and compare the result to the website or course you are considering.
Use these together rather than relying on a provider name, logo, or advertising claim by itself.
Look for a current provider record. This directory synchronizes public TDLR provider records daily, but the official TDLR record remains the authoritative source if you need to confirm the latest status.
Compare the licensed provider name with the business or course website. Approved DBAs and branding can differ, so the goal is a reasonable, traceable relationship between the licensed provider and the course being sold.
When TDLR data includes a provider website, compare that information with the course destination you are considering. A matching CP number is especially useful when brand names differ.
For the state's own licensing record, use the TDLR Driving Safety Provider Search. Inclusion verifies licensing status; it is not an endorsement or recommendation.
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Use these answers to check a provider before you pay for a course.
Read the Provider Selection GuideUse the provider name or CP number to locate the provider record, confirm the license is current, and match the provider identity to the course website.
A CP number identifies a Texas driving safety provider license and is usually more precise than relying on a brand name alone.
No. A current license confirms licensing status. It is not an endorsement or recommendation by TDLR.
Approved assumed names and branding can differ. Compare the CP number and provider record to make sure there is a traceable relationship between the licensed provider and the course website.
The directory helps you compare providers, but the official TDLR record is the authoritative source for current license status.
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