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Reinstatement Information

You are eligible to reinstate if you have served all the time that was required under restraint on all of your restraint actions. The department will reinstate a driving privilege if all of the reinstatement requirements are met and your driving privilege is not under restraint for any other type of action.

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Restraint Actions

What are the requirements for reinstatement of my driver's license if...

Q	I have too many points against my license?
A	Point Suspension If you accumulate too many points from convictions on tickets within a certain period of time, you will lose your driver's license through a point suspension. You will be notified of a hearing date which will determine the length of the restraint. A suspension can be ordered for up to one year and a probationary license may or may not be authorized at the hearing. The following are point accumulations that result in suspension: Adult Driver (21 and older) 12 points in any 12 consecutive months 18 points in any 24 consecutive months Minor Driver (18 thru 20 years of age) 9 points in any 12 consecutive months 12 points in any 24 consecutive months 14 or more points between the ages of 18-21 Under the Age of 18 6 points in 12 consecutive months 7 points prior to turning 18 Colorado does not have what is commonly referred to as a chauffeur license however, if a driver proves at a hearing that they are employed as a driver and received all of their tickets in the course of their employment , they are not subject to suspension until they receive 16 points in 12 months, 24 points in 24 months or 28 points in 4 years. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement ( DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). Evidence of Insurance showing that you are insured. After reinstated no testing will be required to get a duplicate license if your license is still valid. When you renew your license you will need to take the written test. NOTE: If this is the only restraint action against your driving privilege you may reinstate by mail or in a full service driver's license office that offers this service.
Q	I failed to pay a ticket(s) in Colorado or another state?
A	DID NOT PAY A TRAFFIC TICKET (Colorado or another state) Your driving privilege may be restrained if you have any unpaid tickets in Colorado or any other state. Contact the court listed in the letter you received from the department. Colorado County court phone numbers (link) Colorado Municipal court phone numbers (link) Find out from the court: The amount of the fine and what you are required to pay Form of payment (money order, check, credit card) Where to send your payment and how long it will take for that payment to be posted. How to get a receipt and how DMV will be notified of payment REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement ( DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). Provide the Court Compliance as proof that you have taken care of the ticket. If you are complying with an out of state ticket the documentation must show citation number, date of compliance and be signed by the Court Clerk. A cancelled check will not be accepted as proof that a ticket has been paid. If your Court Compliance shows that the ticket/citation was taken care of (paid) on or prior to the date your driving privilege was restrained please provide this information to the department and the restraint action will be lifted. After reinstated no testing will be required to get a new license unless your driving privilege has been restrained for over one year. NOTE: If this is the only restraint action against your driving privilege you may reinstate by mail or in a full service driver's license office that offers this service.
Q	I was behind in paying my Child Support?
A	Failed to Comply with Child Support Order DEFINITION: This suspension is taken when a parent does not make the court ordered child support payments. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). Notice of Compliance sent electronically to the department by the State Child Support Enforcement Unit. TESTING: A duplicate license may be purchased or if the driver still has the license once reinstated the status of the license will go back to valid. NOTE: If this is the only restraint action against your driving privilege you may reinstate by mail or in a full service driver's license office that offers this service.

Alcohol or Controlled Substance Problems (Driver under 21)

What are the requirements for reinstatement of my driver's license if...

Q	I have one conviction for alcohol/drug use while driving?
A	Under 21 driver any one conviction for alcohol/drug use while driving DEFINITION: This revocation is taken when a driver under the age of 21 is convicted of an alcohol related driving offense, either DUI or DWAI. The revocation is for 1 year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for one year unless involved in an accident - then three years required Level 1 alcohol education course TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I was stopped with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .02 < .08?
A	Under 21 Alcohol Stop with BAC .02 but less than .08 DEFINITION: Persons under 21 if found operating a motor vehicle with an alcohol content of blood or breath shown to be .02 but less than .08 will be revoked. 1^st - 3 months 2^nd - 6 months 3 or more - 1 year REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1^st Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). Evidence of insurance Certificate (DR2598) completed form TESTING 1^st time: A new license may be obtained without testing. 2^nd and 3^rd Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 6 months (2^nd) or 1 year (3^rd)from the date of reinstatement Certificate (DR2598) completed form TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test
Q	I was stopped with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .02 < .05?
A	Under 21 Per Se Alcohol Stop with BAC .02 but less than .05 DEFINITION: Persons under 21 is convicted in court of operating a motor vehicle with an alcohol content of blood or breath shown to be .02 but less than .05 will be revoked. 1^st - 3 months 2^nd - 6 months 3 or more - 1 year REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1^st Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). Evidence of insurance Level 1 alcohol education course 2^nd and 3^rd Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 6 months (2^nd) or 1 year (3^rd)from the date of reinstatement Level II alcohol education course TESTING FOR ALL: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test
Q	I was convicted of DUI or DWAI?
A	Under 21 driver any one conviction for alcohol/drug use while driving DEFINITION: This revocation is taken when a driver under the age of 21 is convicted of an alcohol related driving offense, either DUI or DWAI. The revocation is for 1 year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for one year unless involved in an accident - then three years required Level 1 alcohol education course TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have a Felony or Non-Felony Drug Conviction?
A	Felony and Non-Felony Drug DEFINITION: Action taken when a driver is convicted for certain felony drug charges or if under the age of 21, non-felony drug offense. Three months suspension (1^st time) or one year (multiple) is ordered from the date of conviction. A plea of no contest or a deferred sentence will have the same effect as a conviction. CHANGE IN STATUTE EFFECTIVE 8-5-09; If your conviction date is 8-5-09 or after, a suspension will no longer be taken. House Bill 05-1266 repealed the suspension. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). TESTING: A new license may be obtained without testing.
Q	I was convicted of driving under the influence of a Controlled Substance?
A	Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance DEFINITION: The restraint action is cause by a conviction in court for driving under the influence of certain controlled substances or while a habitual user of such a controlled substance. The revocation is ordered for one year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of reinstatement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I had underage buy/possession of alcohol?
A	Underage buy/possession of alcohol DEFINITION: This restraint is taken when a person under the age of 21 is convicted of a non-driving related alcohol offense such as buy, possess or under age consumption 1st conviction - 3 month restraint 2^nd conviction - 6 month restraint 3 or more convictions - one year restraint CHANGE IN STATUTE EFFECTIVE 8-5-09; If your conviction date is 8-5-09 or after, a revocation will no longer be taken except under certain conditions. House Bill 09-1266 amended the conditions for a revocation to be taken on a first time buy, possess or under age consumption. A revocation will be taken if the department receives a non-compliance from the court for failing to complete a court ordered treatment program/evaluation on a 1st conviction. The revocation will be for 3 months. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.

Alcohol or Controlled Substance Problems (Adult Driver)

What are the requirements for reinstatement of my driver's license if...

Q	I was stopped with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .08 or more (1st stop)?
A	Revoke Per Se .08 - 1st time DEFINITION: (Before 1/1/2009) Person is stopped by an officer and test is given to determine if the person was "drinking and driving". The person has 7 days to request a hearing. Three month revocation, after 30 days may apply for a probationary license. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three months from date of reinstatement if there are no other alcohol convictions or revocations and no accident was involved. SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement if there was a prior alcohol violation or there was an accident. Certificate (DR2598) form completed unless the Blood Alcohol Content was .17 or more. At .17 BAC or more a Level II alcohol education and therapy course is required and an Ignition Interlock Device (if offense is after Jan. 1, 2007). (After 1/1/2009) First Excess B.A.C. 0.08 Driving Offenses, Effective 1/1/09 CALL DRIVER SERVICES AT 303-205-5613 TO CONFIRM THE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR REINSTATING YOUR DRIVING PRIVILEGE REVOCATION: Your first episode of driving with a B.A.C. of 0.08 or greater results in a 9-month revocation. The revocation remains in effect until you complete the reinstatement process. ALL Excess B.A.C. reinstatements are processed by mail. You should begin the reinstatement process approximately 1 month before you expect to reinstate. If you were 21 or older at the time of the violation, are a Colorado resident, and have no other unsatisfied license restraints, you may reinstate after only 1 month of revocation provided you install an Ignition Interlock Device (Interlock) in every vehicle you own or may drive. If your B.A.C. was below 0.17, you reinstate early, drive only an Interlock vehicle and do not have any B.A.C. when you drive, you may be eligible for an unrestricted license after 4 consecutive months of successful Interlock driving. REINSTATEMENT (9-month revocation): You must 1. provide an SR22 from your insurance company and maintain it for 9 months following reinstatement (3 years if you were involved in an accident); 2. complete an Alcohol Certification, Form DR2598; 3. complete an Application for Reinstatement, DR2870; and, 4. mail the SR22, the Alcohol Certification and the Application along with your personal check or money order for $95 to the address provided on the Application. EARLY REINSTATEMENT (1-month revocation plus 8-month Interlock): In addition to items 1-4, you must maintain the SR22 for a minimum of 3 years regardless of whether there was an accident and 5. have an Interlock installed in every vehicle you either own or may drive (call any provider for appt.); include the notarized Restricted License Ignition Interlock Agreement Affidavit, DR2058, and include a signed copy of each interlock lease agreement and of each installation certificate. HIGH B.A.C. OFFENDER: In addition to items 1, 3, 4 & 5, if your B.A.C. was 0.17 or more, whether or not you reinstate early, you must 6. enroll in and complete Level II Alcohol Education and Therapy; include the Affidavit of Enrollment, DR 2643. (Omit Item 2 above.) 7. have an Interlock restricted license for at least 2 years following reinstatement. Approximately 3 weeks after we receive your Application with ALL required documents, we will send you a Letter of Clearance. You MUST then apply for a license at any Colorado Driver License Office. Only after you have the license in hand is it lawful for you to drive. For further assistance, call Driver Services at 303-205-5613. COLORADO'S ONLY AUTHORIZED INTERLOCK PROVIDERS #1 A LifeSafer of CO 800-475-5490 www.lifesafer.com 1A Smart Start, Inc. 800-880-3394 www.smartstartinc.com Draeger 800-332-6858 www.draeger.com Guardian 800-499-0994 www.guardianinterlock.com Intoxalock® 877-777-5020 www.intoxalock.com While your privilege to drive is Interlock restricted: Your Interlock restriction may be extended if you on 3 or more occasions drink ANY alcohol before you attempt to drive - even if you drink the night before you attempt to drive. Your privilege to drive will be revoked for at least 1 year if even once you drive a non-equipped vehicle or try to circumvent or bypass the Interlock under any circumstances.
Q	I was stopped with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .08 (2nd stop)?
A	Revoke Per Se .08 Second offense DEFINITION: The person has 7 days to request a hearing. One year revocation for second offense. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement. Level II alcohol education and therapy course is required. Two year Ignition Interlock requirement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I was stopped with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .08 or more (3rd or subsequent stop)?
A	Revoke Per Se .08 Third or subsequent offense DEFINITION: The person has 7 days to request a hearing. Two year revocation for third of subsequent offense in a lifetime. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement. Level II alcohol education and therapy course is required. Two year Ignition Interlock requirement. TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have a Refusal to take BAC test?
A	Revoke Refusal DEFINITION: The person has 7 days to request a hearing . When a driver refuses a chemical test for either drugs or alcohol for a first offense, the period of revocation is for 1 year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for one year from date of reinstatement if there are no other alcohol convictions or revocations and no accident was involved, SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement if there was a prior alcohol violation or if there was an accident. Certification (DR2598) form completed . TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have a Second refusal to take BAC test?
A	Revoke Two Refusals DEFINITION: The person has 7 days to request a hearing. When a driver refuses a chemical test for drugs or alcohol for a second offense, the period of revocation is for 2 years. May request early reinstatement after one year under revocation, then eligible for a restricted license with interlock for time remaining on the total restraint or 1 year, whichever is longer. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement Certification (DR2598) form completed Voluntary Interlock Early Reinstatement: Besides the above requirements a certificate of installation of interlock device and a signed lease agreement on all vehicles on which your name appears on the registration and any other vehicle you may drive, Ignition Interlock Agreement Affidavit (DR 2058). Lease agreement must cover the remainder of the restraint period or 1 year, whichever is longer. TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have a Third or more refusals to take BAC test?
A	Revoke Three Refusals DEFINITION: When a driver refuses a chemical test for either drugs or alcohol for a third or subsequent offense, the period of revocation is for 3 years. The driver may request an early reinstatement after one year under revocation then be eligible for a restricted license with interlock for time remaining on the total restraint or 1 year, whichever is longer. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement Certification (DR2598) form completed Voluntary Interlock Early Reinstatement: Besides the above requirements a certificate of installation and a signed lease agreement on all vehicles on which their name appears on the registration and any other vehicle the person may drive, Ignition Interlock Agreement Affidavit (DR2058). Lease agreement must cover the remainder of the restraint period or 1 year, whichever is longer. TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have a Felony or Non-Felony Drug conviction?
A	Felony and Non-Felony Drug DEFINITION: Action taken when a driver is convicted for certain felony drug charges or if under the age of 21, non-felony drug offense. Three month's suspension (1^st time) or one year (multiple) is ordered from the date of conviction. A plea of no contest or a deferred sentence will have the same effect as a conviction. CHANGE IN STATUTE EFFECTIVE 8-5-09; If your conviction date is 8-5-09 or after, a suspension will no longer be taken. House Bill 09-1266 repealed the suspension. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). TESTING: A new license may be obtained without testing.
Q	I have Two Alcohol Convictions?
A	Two Alcohol convictions DEFINITION: This restraint is taken when a driver receives two alcohol violations in a 5 year period. The revocation is ordered for a period of one year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement Level II alcohol educationand therapy course. In addition to the above requirements the Ignition Interlock Device must be installed if one alcohol offense occurred on or after 7/1/00. Certificate of installation Signed lease agreement on all vehicles on which your name appears on the registration and any other vehicle you may drive Ignition Interlock Agreement Affidavit (DR2058) form You must hold a restricted license for at least one year prior to applying for a regular driver license. If offense occurred on or after July 1, 2004 the interlock requirement and restricted license must be held for two (2) years. TESTING A restricted license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test in an interlock vehicle.
Q	I have Three Alcohol Convictions?
A	Three Alcohol Convictions DEFINITION: This restraint is taken when a driver receives three or more alcohol violations over the lifetime of the driving record. The revocation is ordered for a period of 2 years. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement Level II alcohol education and therapy course. In addition to the above requirements the Ignition Interlock Device must be installed if one alcohol offense occurred on or after 7/1/00. Certificate of installation Signed lease agreement on all vehicles on which your name appears on the registration and any other vehicle you may drive Ignition Interlock Agreement Affidavit (DR2058) form You must hold a restricted license for at least one year prior to applying for a regular driver license. If offense occurred on or after July 1, 2004 the interlock requirement and restricted license must be held for two (2) years. TESTING A restricted license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test in an interlock vehicle.

Insurance Problems

What are the requirements for reinstatement of my driver's license if...?

Q	I was convicted in court of a No Liability Insurance ticket or did not carry insurance?
A	No Liability Insurance DEFINITION: This restraint action is taken when the department receives a conviction from the court of No Liability Insurance. If SR22 insurance is received before the action date no restraint will be taken. This insurance must be maintained for 3 years from the date of conviction. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of the conviction on the ticket. TESTING: A duplicate license may be purchased or if the driver still has the license once reinstated the status of the license will go back to valid.
Q	I cancelled SR22 insurance prior to end of the requirement?
A	Insurance Termination DEFINITION: This action is taken when a driver is required to file SR22 insurance and it is cancelled before the requirement to file is over. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 if still required - if time is over then evidence of insurance. TESTING: A duplicate license may be purchased or if the driver still has the license once reinstated the status of the license will go back to valid.
Q	I received a ticket or was involved in an accident when under an insurance restraint?
A	Revoke Drove Under Insurance Suspension DEFINITION: This revocation is taken when you are under an insurance suspension and you are convicted of a moving violation or are in an accident. The revocation is ordered for one year from the conviction date if caused by a violation, or one year from the accident date. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Reinstatement requirements $95 and SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement. TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written, and drive test.
Q	I was given an Affidavit and Notice of Suspension by an officer at a traffic stop?
A	Administrative Insurance Suspension DEFINITION: This suspension is taken when a driver is stopped by an officer and it cannot be verified that the driver has insurance on the vehicle. (Compulsory Insurance Law 42-4-1409) The driver is issued an Affidavit and Notice of Suspension. The notice is a valid license for seven days following the date of notice and during that time the driver may request a hearing. Proof of current insurance is required for this hearing request. The driver may avoid suspension by providing proof that the vehicle was insured at the time of the stop or by providing an SR22 filing (for 3 years from the date the Department receives it). 2^nd stop for not having insurance on a vehicle carries a four (4) month suspension. 3^rd or subsequent time carries an eight (8) suspension. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for three years from date received by the department. TESTING: A duplicate license must be purchased for $7.50 (1^st) or $14.00 (2^nd) unless a new application is required for some other reason.

Major Violation

What are the requirements for reinstatement of my driver's license if...

Q	I have committed vehicular homicide or assault while driving a motor vehicle?
A	Vehicular Homicide or Vehicular Assault. DEFINITION: The restraint action is cause by a conviction in court for vehicular homicide, criminally negligent homicide or vehicular assault while driving a motor vehicle. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Hearing to determine if eligible to reinstate Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of reinstatement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have a history of driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance?
A	Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance DEFINITION: The restraint action is the result of a conviction in court for driving under the influence of certain controlled substances or while a habitual user of such a controlled substance. The revocation is ordered for one year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of reinstatement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have used a motor vehicle to commit a felony?
A	Motor Vehicle Used To Commit a Felony DEFINITION: The restraint action is taken when a driver is convicted in court of any felony in which a motor vehicle was used. (Most common driving while revoked as a Habitual Traffic Offender) The revocation is ordered for one year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Hearing to determine if eligible to reinstate Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of reinstatement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have been convicted of failure to stop and render aid?
A	Failure to Stop and Render Aid: DEFINITION: The restraint action is taken when a driver is convicted in court of failing to stop and render aid due to a motor vehicle accident resulting in death or injury. This revocation is ordered for 1 year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Hearing to determine if eligible to reinstate. Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of reinstatement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have given false affidavit or statement under oath to the department regarding ownership or operation of a motor vehicle?
A	Perjury of false affidavit or statement DEFINITION: This revocation is taken if a person is convicted of perjury in the first or second degree or the making of a false affidavit or statement under oath to the Department under any law relating to the ownership or operation of a motor vehicle. The revocation is ordered for a period of one year. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 for 3 years from the date of reinstatement TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have been found with underage possession or purchase of alcohol?
A	Underage buy/possession of alcohol DEFINITION: This restraint is taken when a person under the age of 21 is convicted of a non-driving related alcohol offense such as buy, possess or under age consumption 1st conviction - 3 month restraint 2^nd conviction - 6 month restraint 3 or more convictions - one year restraint REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have been convicted of Motor vehicle theft, trespass, or criminal mischief causing damage to a motor vehicle?
A	Motor vehicle theft, trespass, or criminal mischief causing damage to a motor vehicle DEFINITION: This restraint is taken when the department receives a conviction from the court that an adult or minor driver is convicted of: 1) 2^nd degree criminal trespass involving a motor vehicle (conviction/deferred) or 2) Aggravated motor vehicle theft (convicted/deferred) or 3) Criminal mischief involving damage to a motor vehicle. Revocation is effective for one year. Hearing may be requested. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). SR22 insurance for 3 years Satisfaction of court ordered restitution or proof from the court that no such restitution has been ordered. (Must be a court document) TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.
Q	I have been convicted of defacing property?
A	Defacing Public/Private Property/Caves DEFINITION: This restraint is taken when the department receives a conviction from the court that person is convicted of defacing public or private property including caves This restraint is for 6 months. CHANGE IN STATUTE EFFECTIVE 8-5-09; If your conviction date is 8-5-09 or after, a revocation will no longer be taken. House Bill 09-1266 repealed the revocation. REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue). TESTING: A new license must be obtained by taking the eye, written and drive test.