As part of our rigorous commitment to safety, potential CareDrivers must upload vehicle documentation, be fingerprinted, pass a background check, and fulfill additional requirements before they are certified and ready to drive.
The full certification process can take anywhere from 25 to 60 days to complete, depending on the regulatory requirements in your state and how quickly the CareDriver completes each step. Click your state below to see a detailed timeline of the certification process.
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Arizona (Average total time: 30-35 days)
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California (Average total time: 45-50 days)
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Colorado (Average total time to complete: 30-45 days)
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District of Columbia (Average total time: 35-40 days)
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Indiana (Average total time: 20-25 days)
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Michigan (Average total time 30-40 days)
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Missouri (Average total time 25-35 days)
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Nevada (Average total time: 65-70 days)
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Pennsylvania (Average total time: 50-60 days)
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Tennessee (Average total time: 25-30 days)
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Texas (Average total time: 30-35 days)
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Virginia (Average total time: 30-35 days)
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Washington (Seattle) (Average total time: 25-35 days)
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Washington (Spokane) (Average total time: 15-20 days)
- Wisconsin (Average total time: 30-40 days)
Don't see your area on this list? Check our General Certification Timeline.