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Hardship Drivers License specializes in auto insurance, high risk auto insurance, SR-22, and FR-44.

We can help you get insured in MO, AR, and KS, or in your state of residence.

Hardship Drivers License is your one stop shop for your auto insurance needs. Whether you need standard auto insurance or assistance reinstating your driver's license, we can help you.

Do you need help reinstating your drivers license?

Is your driver’s license revoked or suspended? Do you need to drive to work or school? You may qualify for a “Hardship driver’s license” that allows you to go to and from work and drive in connection with your job or school. Most states have a procedure to get hardship, limited privilege, restricted probationary licenses, reinstatements, ignition device affidavits, permits, etc.

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If your driver’s license has been suspended or revoked, you may be able apply for a hardship driver’s license. The requirements for obtaining a hardship driver’s license vary, state by state. All states require that you show proof that you must operate a vehicle to support your family. Hardship driver’s licenses are restricted, allowing you to drive to and from work, and for family priorities, such as driving your children to and from school or family emergencies.

Step One : Find out why your license is suspended/revoked
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You must meet the terms with the violation which caused your driver’s license to be suspended. If you did not meet the terms with a traffic summons, pay a fine or ticket, then contact the traffic court in the county of jurisdiction in which your ticket was received, and pay the amount owed
2
If your suspension is due to vision impairment, then you may be required to submit a doctor’s note of an eye exam to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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If your suspension is due to you being deemed unsafe behind a vehicle:
• such as being a habitual traffic offender (HTO)
• for driving under the influence (DUI)
• or driving while intoxicated (DWI), you may be required to take a driver improvement course and pass a driver’s test. When you finish the course, you receive documentation of completion that you must show the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
4
If you’ve had your license revoked for too many points on your driving record, you may still be eligible for a hardship license. (Points are applied to your driver’s license for driving penalties such as speeding, failure to yield, improper lane use, etc.)
5
A hardship license can also be issued to someone under legal driving age in the event of family hardship.
Step Two : Get the Hardship
1
Visit your local Department of Motor Vehicles, and present two proofs of identity, such as a birth certificate, identification card, or a passport. (One of the proofs of identity must display a photograph.)
2
Fill out the required application form for a hardship license, and return it to the office. Ensure the entire form is filled out correctly to prevent any delays or additional fees.
3
Provide your proof of a hardship, such as a sick family member that requires you to drive him to appointments, or that your children must be driven to school. You will need information on everything you claim and give the office with a schedule that includes school or work hours, places you need to go and things you must be able to drive to.
4
Show that you have paid all fines or completed any necessary driving courses or tests.
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Then pay the fee to get a hardship driver’s license, which varies from state to state.
NOTE: If you qualify or will qualify soon, take an application home with you. SELECT YOUR STATE to learn more about Hardship Drivers Licenses in your state. PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO BOOKMARK THIS SITE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. SPEND LESS TIME AT YOUR LOCAL DMV BY ACCESSING AND SUBMITTING INFORMATION HERE.
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