Reinstating from Financial Responsibility
When you lose your privilege
to drive in Alaska for fraudulent use, the state revokes your
license or privilege to drive. Your driving record will show that
the state has taken action against your license.
When you comply with the steps needed to get your license back, you are reinstating your
driver’s license or privilege to drive.
To get your license back following the
loss of your driving privileges, you need to apply for a new
license at a Division of Motor Vehicles office and meet the following
requirements.
- Show written proof of SR-22
Insurance.
- Pass vision
test.
- You May need to pass a written and road test.
- Pay the reinstatement and license fees.
- Present proof of birth and identity. See original
license requirements for acceptable documents.
- Present
a notarized Parent Consent form
if you are under 18.
(Required when your parent or guardian will not be accompanying you to the
DMV)
- Show proof that you have
fulfilled your financial responsibility by one of the following:
- Notarized release of liability (Form 450) signed by the party(ies) who sustained personal injuries or property damages.
- Notarized settlement agreement or promissory note (Form 465) signed by you and the party(ies) who sustained personal injuries or property damages.
- Deposit security for the amount of damages to the Division of Motor Vehicles(DMV). Any unclaimed funds may be refunded to you after two years.
- Sometimes, you need to take care
of other problems before you are able to get your license back. When
there are other problems with your driving privileges, a Division of Motor Vehicles
employee will tell you what you need to do so that you can get your
license back.
If you have any other questions you can
call, write or visit a Division of Motor Vehicles office.
State of Alaska
Division of Motor Vehicles
ATTN: FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
PO Box 110221
Juneau AK 99811-0221
(907) 465-4361
E-mail: DOA.DMV.JDL@Alaska.gov