Get Apply For A Temporary License (form 481) - State Of Alaska - Doa Alaska

In Alaska, a 14- and 15-year old can get a hardship license if the state public safety department determines that the minor needs to drive because of a family death, illness, or other critical happening.

To get your license back following a cancellation of your driving privileges, you need to contact the Driver Service office at (907) 269-5551 when your out of state record is clear.

What do I do? If you are an Alaska Resident whose license is expiring and you are temporarily out of state and are unable to renew on-line, an Out-of-State Temporary paper license can be emailed to you to allow time to renew your license. The fee is $5.00. Apply On-line Here.

Residential Address Utility bill. Alaska voter registration card. Alaska title and/or registration (Issued at least 30 days prior to application) Paycheck Stub. Medical Assistance card. Public Assistance card. Canceled check or bank statement. Mortgage or rental documents.

You must go a local Division of Motor Vehicles office to apply for a driver license.

In Alaska, a 14- and 15-year old can get a hardship license if the state public safety department determines that the minor needs to drive because of a family death, illness, or other critical happening.

Reinstate after DUI, Breath Test or Refusal Pass the written and vision tests. You may also need a road test. Pay the reinstatement and license fees. Proof of SR-22 Insurance. Present proof of birth and identity. ... If you are under 18, present parental consent.

Before you can renew your license, you must pass an alcohol and drug awareness knowledge test. Important to note: Alaska does not have a grace period after a license expires. Once your license is expired, it is not legal for you to drive. It can take 30 days for you to receive your temporary license in the mail.

No, but you can apply for a limited license. Alaska gives misdemeanor DUI defendants only seven days to apply for a limited license in order to continue driving to work without interruption, so time is of the essence. However, the availability of such a license will depend on your criminal history and driving record.

90 days for a first offense. 1 year if you have one prior conviction of DUI or refusal. 3 years if you have two prior convictions of DUI or refusal.

How much are my reinstatement fees? EventCostNotesOne Action$100non-DUI relatedOne DUI/Refusal$200One DUI/Refusal + one Action$250Two Action$250non-DUI related2 more rows

You must apply for your provisional license in person at your local DMV office. You must also pass a road test in order to get your provisional license. Please note: The DMV has developed additional services to assist Alaska's rural residents with licensing issues unique to remote communities.

In Alaska, a 14- and 15-year old can get a hardship license if the state public safety department determines that the minor needs to drive because of a family death, illness, or other critical happening.

To get your license back following a cancellation of your driving privileges, you need to contact the Driver Service office at (907) 269-5551 when your out of state record is clear.

What do I do? If you are an Alaska Resident whose license is expiring and you are temporarily out of state and are unable to renew on-line, an Out-of-State Temporary paper license can be emailed to you to allow time to renew your license. The fee is $5.00. Apply On-line Here.

Residential Address Utility bill. Alaska voter registration card. Alaska title and/or registration (Issued at least 30 days prior to application) Paycheck Stub. Medical Assistance card. Public Assistance card. Canceled check or bank statement. Mortgage or rental documents.

You must go a local Division of Motor Vehicles office to apply for a driver license.

In Alaska, a 14- and 15-year old can get a hardship license if the state public safety department determines that the minor needs to drive because of a family death, illness, or other critical happening.

Reinstate after DUI, Breath Test or Refusal Pass the written and vision tests. You may also need a road test. Pay the reinstatement and license fees. Proof of SR-22 Insurance. Present proof of birth and identity. ... If you are under 18, present parental consent.

Before you can renew your license, you must pass an alcohol and drug awareness knowledge test. Important to note: Alaska does not have a grace period after a license expires. Once your license is expired, it is not legal for you to drive. It can take 30 days for you to receive your temporary license in the mail.

No, but you can apply for a limited license. Alaska gives misdemeanor DUI defendants only seven days to apply for a limited license in order to continue driving to work without interruption, so time is of the essence. However, the availability of such a license will depend on your criminal history and driving record.

90 days for a first offense. 1 year if you have one prior conviction of DUI or refusal. 3 years if you have two prior convictions of DUI or refusal.

How much are my reinstatement fees? EventCostNotesOne Action$100non-DUI relatedOne DUI/Refusal$200One DUI/Refusal + one Action$250Two Action$250non-DUI related2 more rows

You must apply for your provisional license in person at your local DMV office. You must also pass a road test in order to get your provisional license. Please note: The DMV has developed additional services to assist Alaska's rural residents with licensing issues unique to remote communities.