How to reinstate after revocation (Wisconsin residents) - Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Reinstate after revocation (Wisconsin residents)

How to reinstate a driver's license after revocation (Wisconsin residents)

If your operating privilege has been revoked you will need to:

Find out how long you need to file proof of insurance and if you currently have acceptable proof of insurance filed, check your financial responsibility status.
File proof of insurance (SR22) form) with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). Contact an insurance company licensed to do business in Wisconsin for the insurance form. 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 You do not need to file proof of insurance if your operating privilege was revoked for a first offense operating while intoxicated (OWI), for noncompliance with an alcohol assessment, interview or driver safety plan, or because you were arrested for OWI while involved in driver safety plan.
Go to any DMV service center, except express offices, and complete form MV3001 (1.6 MB) - Wisconsin Driver License (DL)/Identification Card (ID) Application.
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 Wisconsin driver license you will need to:

Provide proof of identity.
Provide proof of name and date of birth.
Provide documentary proof that you are a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent or conditional resident or temporary visitor.

If you previously held a Wisconsin driver license, you will need to:

Provide proof of identity (you may need to provide proof of legal presence as well).
Pass required examinations. A road test fee may be required.
Pay the 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 Wisconsin will issue a license.

Check your eligibility to reinstate your Wisconsin driving privilege. To use this on-line system, you will need to enter the following:

Whether or not you are currently a Wisconsin resident AND
Your Wisconsin driver license number or Wisconsin driver identification number; OR
Your Social Security number and date of birth; OR
Your name, sex, and date of birth.

If you have questions:

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