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How to reinstate your license in Nevada

  1. To apply for a restricted driver’s license in Nevada, complete the Application for Restricted License.
  2. If required, take DMV vision, a written, and a driving skills test.
  3. File proof of financial responsibility (SR-22 Certificate of Insurance).
  4. Pay reinstatement fee and all other required fees.
  5. Call 1-833-545-0368 to schedule an ignition interlock installation appointment.
  6. Get the ignition interlock device installed, please make sure to bring all required documents to your appointment.
  7. Once all of the reinstatement requirements are met the Nevada DMV will reinstate your license.
  8. And… you’re back on the road! Drive confidently knowing your RoadGuard Interlock is backed by an extensive network of service centers and 24/7 customer support, we are here to help you every step of the way.
  9. Don’t forget… we must calibrate and inspect the ignition interlock device regularly to stay compliant with local regulations and ensure your device continues to work properly.

When your restriction period is over, simply contact us to schedule your final service appointment. For more information about a restricted ignition interlock license, visit the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles website.


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