You don't have to go to the same DMV office that gave you your permit, so look for available times at several nearby field offices if you can. Calculate the day you will become eligible and make an appointment on or after that date.
The California DMV computers only schedule 30 days in advance and appointments tend to fill up - so start early. After you have held your driving permit for 5 months, and you feel ready to take the "behind-the-wheel" driving test, make a DMV appointment by calling 1-80 or make a DMV appointment online (select the Behind-the-Wheel Drive Test option). See the DMV Teen Drivers page for a detailed overview of the process and requirements. Teens Ask - How Do I Get a Driver's License? The California Driver License Process for Teens
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