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Reinstating a suspended Texas Drivers License

How to get a suspended license reinstated:

Every case of license suspension can be different as you can have your license suspended for multiple reasons and varying amounts of time. The reason for the revoked license will also effect the length of the suspension period and the duration your driving privileges are revoked.

Reasons such as:

  • A DWI or BWI
  • Multiple traffic violations
  • Driving without car insurance and being in a car accident
  • Being evaluated as medically unable to drive a vehicle

As every case of license suspension is different the below guide is a general outline to what follows your Texas drivers license suspension status.

In certain cases you will have a hearing or can request a hearing to contest the driver license suspension. You can also request a suspension appeal in the case that you do not agree with the outcome of your suspension hearing. Follow the instruction that are on your Department Of Public Safety Enforcement notification and any other legal documents provided to you by the DPS or courts.

If you have already had your hearing or will not have a hearing then:

You will need to wait out the driver license suspension period and complete the requirements that the DPS has set out for you in your enforcement notification before you can reinstate your driver license.

After you have done the above you will use the Texas Department of Public Safety online license eligibility service.

To use this service you will need to provide the following:

  • Your Driver License Number
  • Your birth date
  • Last 4 digits of your Social Security Number (SSN)
  • Payment for the fees
  • Court Fees
  • License Reinstatement fee

You will also need to submit any relevant or required suspension compliance documents and a financial responsibility insurance certificate from your insurance company to the DPS.

You can send those documents:

  • By mail to: Department of Public Safety (DPS) Enforcement and Compliance Service P.O. box 4087 Austin, TX 78773-0320

  • By Fax to: 512-424-2848

Texas Drivers License Reinstatement:

Every case is different when it comes to suspended driver licenses, we recommend you visit the Texas DPS website to ensure that you get the most accurate information that is related to your case to ensure that you can get your driving privileges back.

If you have any questions about the Texas drivers license eligibility or have any further questions on how to get a suspended license reinstated - contact Aceable today, and we can help you every step of the way.