Miscellaneous 

Where do I get my hardship in Arkansas?

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Where do I get my hardship in Arkansas?

An application for a hardship license will only be given to the minor’s parent or legal guardian. The minor must be licensed and must have six months experience beginning at the time the instruction permit was issued. The application can be obtained from the local driver control office.

How do I contact Arkansas DMV?

motor vehicle Details

  1. Title: Motor Vehicle.
  2. Office: Motor Vehicle.
  3. Address: Ragland Building.
  4. Address 2: 1900 W 7th St, Ste 1010.
  5. City: Little Rock.
  6. State: AR.
  7. Zip: 72201.
  8. Phone: 501-682-4692.

How much does it cost to reinstate your license in Arkansas?

Driver’s License Restoration in Arkansas Once your suspension period is up you will need to get your AR driver’s license restored. You will need to pay the required fines, complete an Arkansas alcohol treatment or education program, and pay a $150 reinstatement fee.

How much does it cost to get your license reinstated in Arkansas?

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Individual must pay a $150 reinstatement fee. Payments may be made in person at any State Revenue Office, by mail or online at mydmv.arkansas.gov. Individual with a “Revoked” license status will be required to pass all phases of the Arkansas Driver’s License Exam.

How do I get my drivers license in Arkansas?

Start with Step 1.

  1. 1VISIT YOUR STATE POLICE TESTING SITE TO TAKE THE WRITTEN TEST.
  2. 3PASS A VISION TEST.
  3. 4PASS A WRITTEN KNOWLEDGE EXAM.
  4. 5HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN.
  5. 6GET YOUR INSTRUCTION PERMIT.
  6. 7PASS A ROAD (SKILLS) TEST.
  7. 9APPLY AT YOUR LOCAL DFA REVENUE OFFICE.
  8. 11PAY A 40$ LICENSE FEE.

What do you need to reinstate your license in Arkansas?

Driver’s License Restoration in Arkansas You will need to pay the required fines, complete an Arkansas alcohol treatment or education program, and pay a $150 reinstatement fee. You will also be required to carry SR22 insurance for a period of three years.

How long do tickets stay on your driving record in Arkansas?

Most convictions stay on your record 5 years from the date of the conviction. See our Arkansas License Suspension/Revocation page for more information.