SPOKANE, WA · LICENSE REINSTATEMENT
STEP BY STEP
When a DUI-related suspension or revocation ends, your license does not reinstate on its own. You must meet the Department of Licensing’s requirements before you can drive legally again.
Depending on your case, the DOL may require a reinstatement fee, proof of insurance (SR-22), an ignition interlock device, and proof that court-ordered treatment or classes were completed.
Missing a single requirement can delay reinstatement, so it helps to confirm everything in advance.
Chris Bugbee helps clients understand exactly what the DOL and the court require — and in what order.
With 30+ years of criminal law experience, he helps you avoid the mistakes that keep people off the road longer than necessary.
WHAT TO KNOW
Check your DOL driving record and court requirements first. Fees, SR-22 filings and interlock requirements must all be in place.
If something on your record looks wrong, it is worth addressing before you apply.
Driving before your license is reinstated can lead to a new criminal charge.
DOL REQUIREMENTS
COURT REQUIREMENTS
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Ready to get back on the road? Call Bugbee Law Office, P.S. today for a free case evaluation.
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Speak with an experienced Spokane DUI attorney about the steps to reinstate your Washington driver’s license.
The information on this website is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Read the full disclaimer.
