Get Colorado Interlock Affidavit 2020-2024

After a DUI arrest, you have seven (7) days from receiving notice to request a hearing. If you do not request a hearing within the allotted time, your driving privilege will be revoked. How long it is revoked depends on whether or not you have had a previous DUI and what your alcohol content was for this arrest.

Driving While Under the Influence (DUI) law prohibits a person from driving when they have a BAC of . 08% or higher. Courts are required to order the installation and monitoring of an interlock device for any driver whose BAC levels are . 08% or higher, even for a first offense.

You will also be required to complete the Reinstatement Application and submit a $95.00 reinstatement fee. Read more about the requirements for reinstatement of your driver's license following a DUI: I was revoked because of a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of . 08 or more (1st offense)

Automatic License Suspension After A DUI In Colorado Your first DUI offense will result in a nine-month license suspension; the second in a one-year suspension; and if this offense is your third and subsequent DUI, you are looking at a license suspension of two years.

Driver's License reinstatement requirements involve Application for Reinstatement (DR2870) form, $95.00 reinstatement fee (check/money order payable to the Department of Revenue), SR22 for three years from date of reinstatement and a Certification (DR2598) form, all of which must be completed when mailed to DMV.

Complete an Application for Reinstatement (Form #DR 2870) $95.00 reinstatement fee. $25.00 DUI restoration fee (offense after 1/1/22) Provide an SR-22 from your insurance company and maintain it for three years following reinstatement. Enroll in or have completed Level II Alcohol or Drug Education and Treatment.

The DMV will allow a driver to remove the interlock device from their vehicle early if they show full compliance with the device for four (4) consecutive months of no less than 120 full calendar days. Full compliance means no allegations of tampering, circumvention, or lockouts due to an excess BAC (≥0.025).

The interlock device is wired into the ignition of your vehicle, so it is able to prevent you from starting the car if your BAC does not meet the programmed requirements of the device (Colorado has a BAC limit of 0.025).