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The California DMV will automatically suspend your driver's license for 6 months if you accumulate: 4 points within 1 year. 6 points within 2 years. 8 points within 3 years.

If you pay the ticket, you accept those points and they will likely stay on your license for three years. Speeding over 100 mph and similar points will last on your record for seven years. For even more extreme violations, such as driving on a suspended license or DUIs, the points will last 13 years.

How to Reinstate a California Suspended Driver's License Complete the suspension period. Pay the license reinstatement fee. Provide evidence of completing a required course, such as traffic school or a DUI/substance abuse course. Provide proof of car insurance - usually for a DUI or for driving without car insurance.

How much does it cost to renew my driver's license in California? The renewal fee for non-commercial driver's license holders is $39. For commercial licenses, you'll have to pay a fee of $50. If using a credit/debit card, you will need to pay an additional 2.1% for processing.

A suspended license can be reinstated after a specific time, or by taking a required action. A revoked license is invalid forever - but it is sometimes possible for a person with a revoked license to earn a new one. Licensing laws and regulations differ from one state to another.

If you are applying for reinstatement after an Admin Per Se (APS) suspension, the fee is $125 (or $100 if you're under 21). If you had your license suspended by the DMV but later won your DUI case, this applies to you. Otherwise, see below. If you were convicted of a DUI first offense, the fee is $55.

Submit proof of enrollment in a DUI treatment program. Submit proof of FR (insurance). Pay a $100 reissue fee one year after the effective date of the suspension in order to drive to and from an alcohol program and to, from, and during work.