If you are convicted of a DUI or lose the DMV APS Hearing and want to obtain a restricted license, you may be required to install and ignition Interlock device in your vehicle. There are certain circumstances where you may qualify for an exemption.
Ignition Interlock Exemption Requirements
To qualify for an exemption, you must meet all the following requirements:
- You do not own a vehicle.
- You do not have access to a vehicle at your place of residence.
- You no longer have access to the vehicle used when arrested for the violation that resulted in the DUI conviction.
If the above applies to you, then you must complete DMV Form DL 4062 the “Ignition Interlock Device Exemption Request” form.
- Section 1 – Driver Information
- Section 2 – Exemption (check the IID Program Exemption box)
- Section 3 – Certification
Once completed, you must submit the DL 4062 form to DMV at www.dmvopsiidexemptions@dmv.ca.gov within 30 days from the date of your suspension or revocation notice.
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