Reinstate Driver License

If your driver privilege has been revoked you will need to reinstate your driver license by:

• File proof of car insurance with the your state's Department of Transportation.
• Contact an insurance company licensed to do business in your state for the insurance form to reinstate your driver license. Motor carrier insurance may be furnished for commercial motor vehicle operation. You do not need to file proof of insurance if your operating privilege was revoked for a first offense operating while intoxicated, for noncompliance with an alcohol assessment, interview or driver safety plan, or because you were arrested for DUI while involved in driver safety plan.
  
• Go to any DMV service center, except express offices, and complete the Driver License (DL)/Identification Card (ID) Application. Show one form of identification with your photo and signature reinstate your driver license.
  
• Bring a parent or legal guardian to sign as a sponsor for your license if you are under 18.
  
• If you are obtaining your first driver license you will need to bring a certified birth certificate.
  
• Pass required examinations. A road test fee may be required to reinstate your driver license.
  
• Pay a $25 - $50 reinstatement fee.
  

If your operating privilege is under revocation or suspension in any other state, you must satisfy the other state's reinstatement requirements before your current state will reinstate a driver's license.

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