Driving while revoked, Division of Motor Vehicles, State of Alaska

Driving while license revoked (DWLR/S/C)

To get your license back following the loss of your driving privileges, you can apply for a new license online.

Follow these steps for reinstating a driver's license:

1. Pass the Written and Vision Tests: Start by passing the required written knowledge test and a vision test. These tests assess your understanding of traffic laws and your visual acuity.
2. Road Test (If Required): Depending on your situation, you may need to pass a road test. This practical examination evaluates your driving skills and adherence to road rules.
3. Pay Reinstatement and License Fees: Ensure that you have paid all necessary reinstatement and license fees. These fees can vary depending on your location and the type of license you are obtaining or reinstating.
4. Submit Proof of SR-22 Insurance: If required, provide written proof of SR-22 insurance. This is often necessary for individuals who have had previous driving violations or suspensions.
5. Parental Consent (If Under 18): If you are under 18 years old and do not have a parent or guardian present during the process, bring a notarized Parent Consent form (Form 433) as required by your local regulations.