So I've done some research on Ontario's driver's license format numbers. When I first got my license DriveTest asked to confirm my name and date of birth about 5 times.

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It turns out that your entire driver's license number is encoded using your information, as follows: LLLLL-FFFMY-YMMDD, where • LLLLL is the encoding for your first name. The first L is the first letter of your last name, while the remaining Ls are numerical encodings of your last name. Hp Deskjet 952c Series Driver Windows 7.

Quebec and New Jersey uses the same encoding method. Driver Software Hp Officejet Pro 8600. I believe that the first letter of your name is not encoded as it is already represented by a letter. • FFF is the numerical encoding for your first name.

New Jersey uses the same encoding method. I have seen other people's licenses and believe that the first one or two letters are encoded as well as the last one or two, as I've seen people with different first names, but it starts with 2 of the same letters and ends with the same 2 letters and it is encoded the same way. • M is the numerical encoding for your middle name (0 is no middle name). • YY is your year of birth. Canon Pixma Ip1600 Ink Cartridge Not Installed Properly more. • MM is your month of birth for males. For females, it's your month of birth +50.