$200

License Revocation Application — In-State

Support with Arizona license revocation application requirements, including DUI screening and substance abuse evaluation guidance for in-state cases.

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Who Needs This

Is This Service Right For You?

This service is for clients whose Arizona driver's license has been revoked following a DUI or related offense and who need to complete required screening and evaluation steps as part of the reinstatement process.

What's Included

DUI screening (included)

Substance abuse evaluation support

Guidance on revocation package requirements

Documentation for ADOT/MVD submission

Next-step guidance on reinstatement process

What To Bring

Valid photo ID

MVD or ADOT revocation notice

Court order or probation paperwork

Any prior screening or evaluation records

$200.00

Support with Arizona license revocation application requirements, including DUI screening and substance abuse evaluation guidance for in-state cases.

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Related Services

All DUI Services helps clients with DUI-related screenings, classes, evaluations, treatment programs, and support services. We do not provide legal advice. Services may help satisfy ADOT, court, MVD, or probation requirements. Requirements vary by case. License reinstatement requirements are determined by ADOT/MVD. We do not guarantee reinstatement outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need this specific service?

Check your court order, ADOT notice, MVD letter, or probation paperwork. If you're unsure, call us at (480) 485-9185 and our team will help you identify the right service.

How do I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule online at our appointment system, call us at (480) 485-9185, or text us at (620) 678-8608. We typically have same-week appointments available.

Do you provide legal advice?

No. All DUI Services does not provide legal advice. We help with DUI-related screenings, classes, evaluations, and treatment programs. For legal questions about your case, consult a licensed attorney.