How to Check and Reinstate a License in Every State (2026)
How to check whether your license is suspended and how to reinstate it in each state, from the motor vehicle agency.
| State | Checking and reinstating a license |
|---|---|
| Alabama | ALEA (Alabama Law Enforcement Agency) handles reinstatements; you may reinstate online through ALEA's driver license portal (alabamadl.alea.gov) or through an ALEA reinstatement office. Reinstatement fees: $100 for a suspended or cancelled license, $175 for a revoked license, $275 for an alcohol/drug-related suspension or revocation, plus $25 additional for drug-related actions, $150 interlock issuance fee, $50 for failing to surrender a license within 30 days, and $50 for failure to pay child support. Money order, cashier's check, cash or credit card are accepted; no personal checks. A driving record (MVR) costs $5.75 online or at any ALEA Driver License Office. ALEA, Driver Records, Crash Reports, and Driver License Reinstatements |
| Alaska | Reinstatement steps depend on why the license was lost; most cases are submitted through DMV Online Services (myAlaska). Typical steps: complete and sign the D1 application, pass the written test and vision test if required, provide SR-22 proof dated within 30 days if required, take a road test if revoked more than 5 years, and pay the reinstatement fee through the electronic invoice emailed to you. Reinstatement fees: $100 for one administrative action (non-DUI), $200 for one DUI/refusal, $250 for one DUI/refusal plus any administrative actions, $250 for two administrative actions, $500 for two DUIs/refusals plus any administrative actions, in addition to the license fee. Questions: (907) 269-5551. Alaska DMV, Reinstate Your Driving Privileges; License Fees |
| Arkansas | The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA), Office of Driver Services, offers online services to request a Clearance or Record of License Status Letter showing your current driving privileges, to pay a driver's license reinstatement fee online, and to request a Reinstatement Letter confirming you have met the requirements to reinstate after a suspension or revocation. Arkansas DFA, Online Services: Driver Services |
| California | The DMV will not restore a driving privilege until other suspensions or holds are resolved. You can request your driver record online and check a Driver Safety Case Status. If you have unpaid reissue fees you may qualify to pay them online: $55 reissue fee, $125 Admin Per Se reissue fee, and a $15 DMV admin fee (use the online reissue fee application only if a DMV representative instructs you to). California DMV, Suspensions; Reissue Fees |
| Colorado | Log in to myDMV (mydmv.colorado.gov) to use the reinstatement status tool, see your requirements and eligibility date, and view your driving record; the DMV does not send reminders when you are eligible. The standard reinstatement fee is $95 (alcohol-related cases add a $25 DUI restoration fee; test refusals total $120). Pay online through myDMV's Payment and Reinstatements box with your documents uploaded, or mail Form DR 2870 with documents and a check or money order to the Colorado Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles, PO Box 173345, Denver CO 80217-3345. Do not drive until you receive a Letter of Clearance and buy your reinstated license at a Full-Service Driver License Office. Colorado DMV, Reinstatement Frequently Asked Questions |
| Connecticut | Check your license status with DMV's online License Status checker. Reinstatement fees, payable online by credit card: $175 to reinstate a suspended driver license, nonresident driving privilege or privilege to obtain a license (also $175 for a CDL disqualification or Public Passenger Endorsement suspension), $100 Ignition Interlock administration fee, and a $100 nonrefundable Special Operator Permit application fee. Processing can take up to 10 business days, and a payment receipt does not mean the license is reinstated; check status after paying. Connecticut DMV, Pay Your License Reinstatement Fee |
| Delaware | A reinstatement fee must be paid to reinstate a suspended or revoked license, and you may have to pass written, road and eye-screen tests first. For a child support suspension, DMV must receive a release from the requesting agency. To ask about a suspension or pay the reinstatement fee by phone call 302-744-2509; for revocations call 302-744-2508. Delaware DMV, Driver Improvement: Suspension |
| District of Columbia | For a suspended license, clear any stops on your record and pay the reinstatement fee online only (payable to the DC Treasurer); a points suspension may be reinstated at the end of the mandatory suspension period. For a revocation for points or a major moving violation, apply at the end of the revocation period and attend a virtual reinstatement hearing; alcohol- or drug-related revocations require a written application with proof of a state-certified counseling program. Non-DC-metro residents can mail a reinstatement request with a check or money order to DC DMV Driver Improvement Office, PO Box 90120, Washington, DC 20090. For a child-support revocation, get a clearance letter from the Office of the Attorney General's Child Support Enforcement Division and take it to a DMV service center. Help: (202) 737-4404. DC DMV, License Reinstatement; Suspended or Revoked License |
| Florida | Check your status, including clearance of a suspension, with FLHSMV's free Online Driver License Check. For a citation or court suspension, meet the requirements of the traffic court in the county where the citation was issued; the county updates FLHSMV electronically, and you then pay any reinstatement fee at a driver license service center. FLHSMV fees: $45 to reinstate a suspension, $75 for a revocation, $75 for a disqualification, plus a $130 administrative fee for alcohol- or drug-related offenses; $60 for a D-6 suspension (court financial obligations); $60 for a court-ordered child support suspension; $45 for a Department of Revenue child support suspension; $55 for a worthless check suspension. FLHSMV, Traffic Citations or Court Suspensions; Fees |
| Georgia | Check your status through DDS Online Services (Check License Status), the free DDS 2 GO app, or by phone at 404-657-9300; signing in shows your suspensions and step-by-step reinstatement requirements. Reinstatement fees (mail or online / in person): Failure to Appear $90 / $100; child support non-compliance $25 / $35; first DUI (21 and over), first no-proof-of-insurance and first points violation $200 / $210; second no-proof-of-insurance and second points violation $300 / $310; third points violation $400 / $410; Super Speeder $50 after paying the $200 Super Speeder fee. Pay online through Online Services, by mail to the DDS Validation Unit (check, money order, cashier's check or credit card authorization form; full payment only), or in person with cash or card (no checks). Fees can vary by record. Georgia DDS, Reinstate License; Reinstatement Fees and Payment |
| Hawaii | A court-imposed driver's license stopper prevents you from getting or renewing a license; it can be imposed for failing to respond to a citation or summons, failing to appear, or not complying with a court order. To clear it, pay in full the amounts ordered in all underlying cases and comply with all court orders (such as a driver education class). A default judgment behind the stopper may be set aside by filing a Motion to Set Aside the Default Judgment within 90 days with an appearance bond equal to the amount ordered; the stopper is lifted when the bond is posted. A traffic abstract shows moving violations and convictions. Hawaii State Judiciary, Self-Help: Driver's License Stoppers |
| Idaho | Check your status online with ITD's Check Driver Status tool or order a driving record. Your license stays suspended until reinstatement fees are paid, even after the suspension period ends. Reinstatement fees: $245 for an administrative license suspension (ALS), $285 for a DUI, $245 for a test refusal; a Restricted Driving Permit application (ALS) is $60. A DUI conviction also requires SR-22 insurance for three years from the end of the suspension. Pay through the DMV online portal (log-in required), by check mailed to PO Box 7129, Boise, ID 83707-1129, or by phone at (208) 584-4343 (Mon-Fri, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. MT); a paper reinstatement application is available. Idaho Transportation Department, Driver Records and Suspensions |
| Indiana | Check your status free through the Viewable Driver Record or your Official Driver Record (ODR) in myBMV; both list your reinstatement requirements, and the ODR shows the fee for each suspension and a reinstatement fee access code (a certified ODR costs $4 by mail with State Form 53789). Court-ordered suspensions must be resolved with the court, since the BMV accepts only court documentation to close them; insurance suspensions are cleared by proof your insurer submits electronically (Certificate of Compliance or SR22). Pay fees through myBMV, by phone at 888-692-6841 with your access code, by mailing the reinstatement coupon (or Reinstatement Fee Submission Form), or at a BMV Connect kiosk. Paying fees without required SR22 coverage may leave you suspended; BMV suggests calling before paying. Indiana BMV, Reinstating Your Driving Privileges |
| Iowa | Sign in to the Iowa DOT's myMVD portal with your Iowa driver's license number or customer number to check your license status and view your reinstatement requirements. Iowa DOT, Suspensions & Revocations |
| Kansas | Check your status with the Kansas Department of Revenue's online Driver License Status Check, or call 785-296-3671. Reinstatement fees can be paid online through the Drivers License Reinstatement Payments service (alcohol or insurance reinstatement fees can also be paid through the state's Driver Solutions Express payment page); traffic tickets cannot be paid through that service. Suspension time, ignition interlock time and fees for alcohol-related actions are listed in the Division of Vehicles' alcohol action chart. Questions can be emailed to kdor_dc@ks.gov with your name, date of birth, current address and driver's license number. Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles, Suspended Licenses / Driver Solutions; Revocation or Suspension FAQ |
| Kentucky | Your suspension notice from the Division of Driver Licensing says whether a fee is required; a $40 reinstatement/re-licensing fee may be required whenever your privilege is suspended. Paying the fee alone does not restore your privileges: all suspension requirements must be met, and paying a fine does not end a suspension for unpaid fines until the reinstatement fee is also paid. Pay online through myDrive (in-state license holders with a linked account and Letter ID; card processing fee applies), at any Driver Licensing Regional office, by phone at 502-564-1257, or by mail with a certified check or money order payable to "Kentucky State Treasurer" to the Division of Driver Licensing, Attn: Central Section, 200 Mero Street, Frankfort, KY 40622. No testing is required for suspensions under one year; vision and written tests are required after suspensions over one year. An active ID card must be canceled before paying the fee. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (DRIVE), License Reinstatement |
| Louisiana | Check your driver's license status online with the Office of Motor Vehicles' Reinstatement Inquiry; any flags on your record must be cleared before you can get other OMV services. Reinstatement fees include: unpaid ticket or failure to appear (per affidavit) $100 for a Louisiana court, $60 in lieu, $60 for an out-of-state court, $87.50 for Shreveport City Court; motor carrier ticket $50; child support nonpayment $60; unpaid state income tax $60; DWI test over the limit (submit) $50; refusal $50; DWI conviction $100 (1st), $200 (2nd), $300 (3rd+); UDUI $60; driving while suspended $60. Refusal and DWI cases require SR-22 insurance for 3 years. For ticket or failure-to-appear suspensions, send OMV proof of compliance (compliance including the ticket number, paid receipt, final disposition of the affidavit, or a continuance) by fax, mail or the Contact Us link. Pay by card through the OMV Call Center (225-925-6146, option 3), by money order, certified funds or cashier's check to OMV Mail Center, P.O. Box 64886, Baton Rouge, LA 70896, at a public tag agency, or at some field offices by appointment. Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles, Suspensions |
| Maine | The reinstatement fee is $50, and the total fee for all court-ordered suspensions for nonappearance or nonpayment in effect at one time is $50 (29-A M.R.S. 2486); a juvenile provisional major-offense suspension carries a $200 fee that must be paid at once. Pay online (debit or credit card, $5 processing fee per transaction; the service shows the total fee due), at a BMV branch, by phone or by mail (no fee); you can usually pay in $50 increments. The online service cannot be used to pay court fines or fees. Payment does not mean you are reinstated: call the BMV at 207-624-9000 ext. 52100 to confirm, and do not drive until the BMV confirms you are legal to drive; a letter is also mailed once you are reinstated. Maine BMV, Driver's License Reinstatement Fees FAQ; 29-A M.R.S. 2486 |
| Maryland | Request a reinstatement application through your myMVA account; the MVA reviews your record and, if no problems are found, mails you the application. Upload the completed application through myMVA with the required fees, and track your case status there 24/7. Fees: restoration $30; reinstatement $90; reinstatement for drug- or alcohol-related offenses $150; additional fees may apply for testing or a new license. If approved, bring the approval letter to a full-service MVA branch (you may need to retest); a denial can be appealed to the Office of Administrative Hearings. Maryland MVA, Reinstate a License; Fees & Payment Options |
| Minnesota | Check your status with the driving privilege lookup on the Department of Public Safety's online services site, by contacting Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS), or at a local exam station. DVS mails a notice of withdrawal to the address on your record listing the requirements to reinstate. Reinstatement fees: $680 for revocations involving alcohol, drugs or criminal vehicular operation; $30 for other revocations, including no-fault insurance revocation; $20 for a suspended license, a no-fault insurance suspension, or a CDL disqualification. Pay online through the Reinstatement Fee Payment service with your license, permit or ID number, a bank account and routing number (credit and debit cards are not accepted), and a DVS letter issued after October 1, 2018 with a Letter ID. Minnesota DPS Driver and Vehicle Services, Driver compliance; Driver's license and ID card fees |
| Mississippi | For license status questions, call the Driver Service Bureau at 601-987-1224. Reinstatement fees: suspension citation, failure to appear (FTA), failure to pay (FTP) and judgment reinstatements $100 each; DUI and drug reinstatements $175 each; child support reinstatement $25; CDL medical downgrade reinstatement $100 (payable only at a CDL driver license station). You may reinstate online only if all citations have been cleared by the court. Fees cannot be paid by phone: pay online, at a local driver license station, or by mail with a certified cashier's check or money order (no personal checks) to Driver Records Division/Reinstatement, P.O. Box 1459, Canton, MS 39046. If your license has been expired or suspended for over 60 months, you must retake the written test. Reinstatement questions: 601-487-7028. Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Driver Service Bureau: Reinstatement; FAQ |
| Missouri | Find out why your privilege was suspended, revoked or denied from the Driver License Bureau's letters or your driver record ($2.82 at a license office or by calling 573-526-2407). Reinstatement fees vary by reason and are added together: for example, $20 for non-alcohol points; $45 for alcohol-related points or administrative alcohol suspension; mandatory insurance $20 (1st offense), $200 (2nd), $400 (3rd); false insurance $150. Some cases also require completing SATOP and filing SR-22 proof of insurance (kept for two years, or three years for mandatory insurance suspensions). Pay online at mydmv.mo.gov by card (convenience fee 2.0% + $0.25 per transaction), in person at the Driver License Bureau, Truman State Office Building, 301 West High Street, Room 470, Jefferson City, or by mail to Driver License Bureau, PO Box 200, Jefferson City, MO 65105-0200. After a revocation of one year or more, you must retake the complete driver exam. Missouri Department of Revenue, Reinstatement Requirements |
| Montana | A driver's license suspended or revoked under Mont. Code Ann. § 61-5-205 or § 61-8-1016 stays suspended or revoked until the driver pays the Department of Justice (Motor Vehicle Division) a $200 reinstatement fee, in addition to any fines and penalties from the conviction. Mont. Code Ann. § 61-2-107 |
| Nebraska | Check the status of your driving privileges, and pay reinstatement fees online, through the Nebraska DMV's reinstatement service. Fees depend on the reason for suspension. For a suspension for failing to comply with a traffic ticket: contact the court, resolve the citation, send the DMV Financial Responsibility Office the court's notice of compliance or receipt, and pay a $50.00 reinstatement fee (waived if the ticket was paid and five years have passed since the suspension took effect). The fee can be paid by cashier's check or money order payable to the Department of Motor Vehicles or online; personal checks are returned. Reinstatement items go to the DMV in Lincoln (301 Centennial Mall South), not to local driver license exam stations. Nebraska DMV, Failure to Comply with a Traffic Ticket |
| Nevada | For a DUI revocation, the Nevada DMV lists these reinstatement steps: complete any court-ordered DUI school or treatment and a Victim Impact Panel; have an insurer file an SR-22 and keep it for 36 consecutive months; install an ignition interlock if required; pay the required fees and bring your documents to a DMV office by appointment; and pass any required vision, written or driving tests. The page lists a $120 alcohol/drug reinstatement fee and a $35 victim impact fee in its steps, and a $121 reinstatement fee and $42.25 civil penalty for a first offense. Reinstatement is not automatic. Nevada DMV, DUI |
| New Hampshire | A license suspended for default, noncompliance or nonpayment of a fine is reinstated after you resolve the underlying matter and pay the DMV director a $100 fee, which replaces any other reinstatement fee. For suspensions under RSA 263:14, the fee is $50. RSA 263:56-a |
| New Jersey | Suspensions are usually announced by a mailed notice of scheduled suspension; you can review your record by requesting your driver history from the MVC. To restore your license, resolve the reason for the suspension, complete any suspension period, submit proof that outstanding fines or tickets are paid, and pay the $100 restoration fee online, in person at a Regional Service Center, or by check or money order payable to NJMVC (P.O. Box 165, Trenton, NJ 08666-0165, with your driver license number). The MVC then mails a Notice of Restoration. New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, Suspensions |
| New Mexico | Drivers whose privileges were revoked, suspended, denied, canceled or disqualified can apply for reinstatement with the MVD. Each action on the record has its own requirements (for example, an approved 8-hour Driving Safety course for a points suspension, a DWI education program for certain DWI cases, or a certified Order of Restoration from a district judge for a 5- or 10-year revocation), but only one reinstatement fee is collected when several actions are on the record. Use the MVD's "Where's My License?" online service to check, and order certified driver history records online. New Mexico MVD, Reinstate a Suspended License; Driver Procedures Manual ch. 10; NMSA 1978 § 66-5-33.1 |
| New York | DMV mails a suspension or revocation order to the address on file, and more information is available through the DMV's "My License, Permit, or ID" online service (my.dmv.ny.gov). A definite suspension ends when the period is over and you pay a suspension termination fee; an indefinite suspension ends only when you complete the required action (for example, answering a ticket, paying a Driver Responsibility Assessment, or clearing child support or tax debts). Suspension termination fees can be paid online (up to 10 a day) with the order number from your letter, at the DMV office listed on the order, or by mail if the order allows. After a revocation, you must apply for DMV approval when the revocation period ends, may need to retake tests, and may owe a license re-application fee or driver civil penalty. Paying a fee does not guarantee restoration if other problems remain on your record. New York DMV, Suspensions and Revocations; Pay a Suspension Termination Fee |
| North Carolina | Check your license status and points through your MyDMV account. Fees (from July 1, 2024): $83.50 restoration fee (not required if the license was taken for medical reasons), a $50 service fee unless the license was surrendered to the court or mailed to NCDMV before the suspension took effect, and a DWI reinstatement fee when a DWI suspension ends. Pay online through PayIt ($3 per transaction plus a 1.85% card fee), by check or money order payable to "N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles" (Fiscal Unit, 1514 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1514), or in person at a driver license office by appointment. Status updates to "Inactive" or "Eligible for Reinstatement" within about 24 hours; you then reapply for a license in person, or online if the suspension was only for failure to appear or failure to pay and you are eligible. NCDMV, Driver License Restoration; N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-7(i1) |
| North Dakota | Check outstanding reinstatement requirements, and pay the fee, through NDDOT's online Pay Reinstatement Fee/Outstanding Requirements system; you are eligible once all requirements are met and the required time is served. Fees: $25 for medical or vision reports or requirements and testing; $50 for failure to appear or post bond, insurance violations, unpaid fines, child support, 12 or more points, or driving under suspension; $100 for over-the-limit BAC, physical control, implied consent or refusal, or driving under revocation. Pay online (full $50 or $100), by phone (701-328-4353 for medical, vision or re-exam suspensions; 701-328-2604 for others), or by check or money order to the Driver License Division, 608 E. Blvd Ave, Bismarck, ND 58505. NDDOT, Driver Record Services and Suspensions |
| Ohio | View and pay reinstatement fees online through the Ohio BMV's "View & Pay Reinstatement Fees" service (credit card), at a deputy registrar license agency (cash, check, money order or credit card; $10.00 service fee), or by mail with a check or money order noting your BMV case number or driver license number to Ohio BMV, Attn: REFEE, P.O. Box 16520, Columbus, OH 43216 (allow 7 to 10 days). If you owe at least $150.00 in reinstatement fees, have met all other requirements, have current proof of insurance and no active or pending suspensions, you can apply for a BMV payment plan (form BMV 1152) with a $25.00 initial payment and at least $25.00 every 30 days. Some drivers may qualify for reduced or waived fees under the reinstatement fee amnesty program. Ohio BMV, Reinstatement Fees & Amnesty |
| Oklahoma | Service Oklahoma handles reinstatement. Your driving privilege stays suspended until you meet the requirements for your suspension type, which can include serving the suspension period and paying the statutory reinstatement fee (point suspensions run 1, 3, 6 or 12 months for the first through fourth or later suspension), completing the Impaired Driver Accountability Program for DUI arrests on or after November 1, 2022, or requesting a Financial Responsibility Hearing for an uninsured collision. You can start a reinstatement online through SOK Online or by a Virtual Visit. If you do not know why you are suspended, you can request your driving record (up to the prior three years) for $25.00. A modified or provisional license may be available in some cases. Service Oklahoma, Violations, Suspensions & Reinstatements |
| Oregon | If your driving privilege is suspended, revoked or canceled, you must meet the reinstatement requirements for your suspension type; check your DMV2U account or call DMV Headquarters at (503) 945-5000 to find them. The reinstatement fee is $85.00, payable online at DMV2U, in person at a DMV office, or by mail (check or money order payable to "DMV") to DMV Headquarters, 1905 Lana Ave NE, Salem, OR 97314. Oregon DMV, Driver Information |
| Pennsylvania | PennDOT's License and Vehicle Restoration Services let you check the status of your driver's license, request your Driver's License Restoration Requirements Letter, and pay your restoration fee online. The restoration requirements letter is free and lists the specific steps you must complete; print it when you access it online, because PennDOT will not mail you a copy. If you do not get it online, a letter is mailed to your address of record about 30 days before your eligibility date. Limited licenses (Ignition Interlock, Occupational, Probationary) may be available in some cases. PennDOT, License and Vehicle Restoration Services; License Suspensions |
| South Carolina | The SCDMV's License Reinstatement page offers online quick links to pay reinstatement fees and verify payment plan eligibility; for questions about a specific suspension, call 803-896-5000 or visit an SCDMV branch. For DUI/DUAC and Felony DUI violations dated on or after May 19, 2024, an ignition interlock device is required to clear the suspension. A provisional license (first-offense DUI/DUAC, with ADSAP enrollment), a route-restricted license (Form DL-127), or a temporary alcohol license may be available for $100 each. SCDMV, License Reinstatement |
| Texas | If your Texas license or driving privilege is suspended, revoked, cancelled or denied, check the DPS License Eligibility page to see what you must submit for reinstatement. Pay any reinstatement fee online there (about 24-48 hours to process), or mail payment with your documents to DPS Central Cash Receiving, P.O. Box 15999, Austin, TX 78761-5999. Send remaining compliance documents by mail (Enforcement and Compliance Service, P.O. Box 4087, Austin, TX 78773-0320), fax (512-424-2848) or email (driver.improvement@dps.texas.gov, PDF only), with your full name, date of birth and license number on each document; allow 21 business days. Texas DPS, Reinstating your Driver License or Driving Privilege |
| Utah | The Utah Driver License Division charges reinstatement fees per department action when a driving privilege is suspended, denied or revoked: $40 for a points suspension, $40 plus an SR22 policy for a no-insurance conviction, $40 plus court fees for failure to appear (bring a court docket showing the FTA was cleared), and for alcohol/drug offenses an $85 reinstatement fee plus a $262 administrative fee. Additional testing may be required. If you need a replacement license or are eligible to renew, schedule a reinstatement appointment. The Division's license status page explains status codes; for fee questions or phone payment call 801-965-4437 or 888-353-4224. Utah Driver License Division, Reinstatement |
| Vermont | Check your license status on myDMV. To reinstate, meet every requirement listed on your reinstatement notice (which can include filing an SR-22, retaking the knowledge and skills tests, satisfying court requirements, medical clearance, court-ordered alcohol courses and paying reinstatement fees), and do not drive until DMV sends written notice of reinstatement. The Driver Control reinstatement fee can be paid online, by mail to Vermont DMV, 120 State Street, Montpelier, VT 05603-0001, Attn: Driver Control, or in person in Montpelier; no reinstatement fee is due if the only reason for the suspension is missing financial responsibility insurance. Court fines are paid to the court, not DMV. Vermont DMV, License Suspensions & Related Programs |
| Virginia | Follow the reinstatement letter DMV mails you. If you lost or never received it, request a Compliance Summary (a summary of your requirements) and a Driver Transcript through DMV's records transactions. Some requirements can be met without visiting DMV (insurance certification, driver improvement clinic, medical or vision report, VASAP, child support compliance, paying fees); proof of identity, residency and legal presence, knowledge or road tests, and court orders for restricted privileges must be handled in person. Reinstatement fees range from $145 to $220 depending on the suspension or revocation, and certain fees can be paid online. Virginia DMV, Reinstate Driver's License |
| Washington | Checking your license status and finding out how to get your driving privilege back is free through DOL's online license status check. Getting a license reissued after a suspension or revocation costs $75 (non-alcohol) or $170 (alcohol), and additional fees may apply. Washington DOL, Driver licensing fees |
| West Virginia | Check your license status online through the DMV's "Check Driver's License Status" self-service. A suspension applies even if you did not receive the notice. Paying a ticket does not by itself end a suspension: DMV may not have received proof of payment, or you may owe a reinstatement fee. After a mandatory points suspension ends, apply for reinstatement by mailing the reinstatement fee, a copy of the original suspension notice and your driver's license number to the Division of Motor Vehicles, PO Box 17030, Charleston, WV 25317; regional offices do not process reinstatements. WV DMV, FAQ; WV DMV, Point System |
| Wisconsin | Wisconsin residents can check reinstatement eligibility and reinstate online with their Wisconsin DL/ID number, last four digits of their SSN and date of birth (online transactions cannot be cancelled or refunded); pending violations or unreported convictions may affect eligibility. You can also mail your full name, date of birth, license number, current address and the fee (check or money order to Registration Fee Trust) to the DMV, processed within two business days of receipt, or reinstate in person at a DMV service center with form MV3001. The reinstatement fee is $60, or $200 for OWI-related revocations or suspensions (violations on or after July 1, 2010). Wisconsin DMV, Reinstate your suspended or revoked license; Wisconsin DMV fees |
| Wyoming | You may be eligible for reinstatement once your suspension period has ended, no other suspendable offenses are pending, any required SR-22 has been filed by your insurer and received by WYDOT, and the reinstatement fee is paid. The fee is $50, or $5 for child support suspensions (both may apply if they overlap). Pay online through oneWYO, in person at a driver exam office, or by mail (personal check, money order or certified funds with your full name and driver license number and/or date of birth) to WYDOT-Driver Services, 5300 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340. WYDOT Driver Services, Reinstatement |
General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.