Notice Information

Notices have a code for your cancellation, revocation or suspension action, as shown in the excerpt below:

The fee to reinstate your driver license is $75. You can pay online.

For more information about reinstating your driver license or a certain requirement, click on the links below:

Accident Reporting Requirements
At-Risk Suspensions: Regaining Driving Privileges
Check your driving privilege status
Determination of Ownership for Purposes of Financial Responsibility - OAR 735-050-000 (scroll down to find specific rule)
Exemption from the requirement to file an SR-22 after an accident
Good Faith - OAR 735-050-0060 through 0064 (scroll down to find specific rule)
Ignition Interlock Device Requirements
SR-22 Information

Contact the agency ordering your suspension to get a clearance before reinstating your driving privileges.

You can look up the contact information for Oregon courts.

You can stop a suspension before it begins and avoid a reinstatement fee if we get a clearance notice before the effective date of the suspension.

Replacement License

You will need to make an appointment to apply for a replacement license at a DMV office.

Find out more information about replacing a driver license.

Renewal License

If your driver license expires during your suspension, you may apply for renewal once you reinstate your driving privileges, as long as you do it within one year of the expiration date.

You will need to get an original license if any of the following are true:

Your license expired more than a year ago;
DMV revoked your driving privileges; or
You’ve never had an Oregon Driver License.

For more information about requirements for a driver license, click on the links below:

You cannot get a driver license if another state has revoked or suspended your driving privileges.

Administrative Hearing - The notice you received from DMV will tell you if you have the right to an administrative hearing.
Implied Consent Hearing - If you have received an Implied Consent Combined Report, you are entitled to a hearing.

Hardship Permit

If your notice includes information about a hardship permit, you may be able to have driving privileges for work and for medical, alcohol, drug or gambling treatment.

Find out more information about hardship permits and how to apply.

Administrative Review or Hearing

If you decide to appeal the cancelation, revocation, or suspension, follow the instructions on your notice.

Note: You may submit your request for an administrative review or hearing online.