How to Complete Your Arizona MVD Revocation Package After an Out-of-State DUI

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If you have been convicted of an out-of-state DUI in Arizona, you may be required to complete an Arizona MVD revocation package to satisfy the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division's (MVD) administrative requirements. This guide walks you through completing your revocation package remotely, including fulfilling any court-ordered treatment, attending a DUI counseling center, and completing the mandatory DUI screening process.

Understanding the Arizona MVD Revocation Package

The Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) issues a revocation or suspension of your driver’s license following a DUI conviction. If the conviction happened outside Arizona, the MVD still has the authority to take administrative action based on records received from other states. To restore your license, you must complete and submit the Arizona MVD revocation package, which includes verifying treatment and counseling compliance and passing any required assessments.

Complete Court-Ordered Treatment and DUI Screening

Most DUI convictions come with mandatory court-ordered treatment requirements. This typically involves attending a certified DUI counseling center that offers specialized substance abuse education and therapy programs tailored for DUI offenders. Since you may be out of state, ensure that the treatment center is approved by Arizona or recognized as meeting similar standards.

Another critical step is completing the DUI screening, which assesses your level of alcohol use and risk for future violations. The DUI counseling center or an authorized provider usually performs the screening. You must include the results with your revocation package submission.