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How to Restore Your Alaska License After a No-Insurance Suspension
The short answer
These are the steps the Alaska agency lists to restore a license after a suspension for no insurance. The state's reinstatement fees are $100 to $500, depending on the suspension. Whether an SR-22 is also required depends on your case.
Steps listed by the Alaska agency
- Apply through DMV Online Services at my.alaska.gov
- Submit a completed and signed D1 application
- Provide proof of SR-22, dated within the last 30 days
- If the license has been suspended for more than 1 year, pass the written test (vision test also listed)
- Pay the reinstatement fee online from the electronic invoice sent by email
Go to the state agency's website
Check your status first
The state has no online status check that we found; its page lists how to ask by phone or in person.
Need to drive to work while suspended? The state offers a Limited License. Many states limit these licenses to certain suspensions, such as DUI cases, so check that it covers yours.