If you are convicted of a DUI you may be required to install an IID in your vehicle. If you reside in another state, then you may qualify for an out-of-state exemption if the following apply:
- You have completed a California DUI treatment program.
- You have not completed your mandatory IID restriction period.
If the above applies to you, then you must complete DMV DL 4062 form.
- Section 1 – Driver Information
- Section 2 – Exemption (check the Out-of-State Exemption box)
- Section 3 – Certification
Once completed, you must submit the DL 4062 form and at least one acceptable out-of-state residency document to DMV at www.dmvopsiidexemptions@dmv.ca.gov.
Acceptable out-of-state residency documents include one of the following documents that lists your first and last name, and the residence address matches the residence address listed on the DL 4062 form:
- Receipts for payment of resident tuition at a public institution of higher education or school records.
- Home utility bill including cellular phone bill.
- Documents issued by a licensing authority indicating a current application for a driver license in the state of residence.
- Official voter registration documents.
- Official document issued by a governmental agency that can be used by the department to prove residency.
- Rental or lease agreement with the signature of the owner/landlord and the tenant/resident.
- Deed or title to residential real property.
- Mortgage bill.
- Filing of homeowner’s property tax exemption or homestead exemption certificate.
- Medical document.
- Employment document.
- Insurance document, including medical, dental, vision, life, home, rental, and vehicle.
- Change of Address Confirmation by the United States Postal Service.
- Property tax bill or statement.
- Faith based document that includes the name and address of the issuing organization.
- Tax return documents.
- Record of financial institution.
- Court documents that list the applicant as a resident outside of California.
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