Completion can be entered into the DMV system in relation to which date?

• A. License expiration date
• B. Date of arrest
• C. Probation end date
• D. Court hearing date

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that completion for DMV purposes is tied to the end of the probation period. When someone finishes the court-ordered program, the official milestone that shows they have met requirements is the probation end date, since that marks the conclusion of supervision and consequences tied to the case. Once probation ends, the DMV can update the record to reflect completion.

This isn’t connected to the arrest date or the court hearing date, which are earlier steps in the process, nor to the license expiration date, which is about how long the license itself is valid and not about fulfilling probation or program requirements. If probation is extended or shortened, the completion date would align with the new probation end date, not the original arrest or hearing dates.