What is required from a foreign driver's license holder after taking a driver education seminar?

A foreign driver's license holder is required to pass both the written exam and the road test after completing a driver education seminar to ensure they have the necessary knowledge of local traffic laws and driving practices. This requirement helps to confirm that even though they may already have driving experience from another country, they are adequately prepared to operate a vehicle safely within Guam.

The written exam assesses their understanding of local traffic rules, signs, and safe driving techniques, while the road test evaluates their practical driving skills. This comprehensive approach ensures that all drivers, regardless of their previous experience, meet the minimum standards necessary for safe driving in the jurisdiction.

The other possibilities do not meet the requirement set for foreign license holders. While physical assessments or additional identification may be relevant in different contexts, they are not the primary focus after the seminar. Waiting for a specific period before testing does not align with the immediate requirements for demonstrating competence through exams and tests.