The License Comeback Kit: the Done Pieces for Your State

Your state page tells you what the law requires. The License Comeback Kit hands you the done pieces for your state, in the order the state runs them. It saves you the work of assembling that path yourself from four organizations' worth of paperwork. You buy it once and keep it.

The License Comeback Kit is a one-time $27 digital kit that turns your state's reinstatement rules into six done pieces you work through in order. You get the 50-state plus DC directory and state selector, the dependency-ordered reinstatement checklist, the SR-22 and FR-44 explainer with an insurer call script, a vendor-neutral interlock comparison worksheet, the hearing-window reference and the compliance and removal tracker. It downloads instantly, it is yours to keep with nothing to renew and it carries a 60-day money-back guarantee. It is built for a driver handling the paperwork side of getting a license back: the filings, the sequence and the deadlines across four separate organizations. Everything factual on this library is free to read and stays free. The kit is that same material assembled, matched to your state and put in order.

The difference between the free checklist and the kit

The free checklist on every state page is the map: the one-page overview of your state's steps in order, so you can see the whole path at a glance. The kit is the done pieces you actually work with:

• The 50-State + DC Reinstatement Directory and State Selector.One requirement sheet per state (the agencies, the suspension, the hearing window, the insurance filing, the interlock rules, the fees) plus the at-a-glance selector table, drawn from the same verified research behind this library.
• The Dependency-Ordered Reinstatement Checklist.Every step for your state in dependency order, with the deadlines and prerequisites called out, so the list stops spawning new requirements each time you finish a line.
• The SR-22 and FR-44 Explainer with the insurer call script.Which filing your state uses, word-for-word questions for the call and a filing tracker with lapse guards.
• The Interlock Comparison Worksheet.A factual, vendor-neutral sheet for comparing the providers in your area on all-in monthly cost, service access and the ability-to-pay options your state offers.
• The Hearing-Window Reference and prep sheets.Which states set a request window, how long it is and the documents to gather, organized plainly. For a contested case the sheets say what they should: that belongs with a licensed DUI attorney.
• The Compliance and Removal Tracker.Calibration dates, the SR-22 term and your removal-eligible date in one sheet, so the end of the process is visible from the start.

Own it once

A DUI attorney handles the legal defense, a different job this kit never replaces, at a typical $2,000 to $5,000 for a first offense. The paperwork side, the sequencing, the filings and the tracking, is what the kit organizes: one-time $27, yours to keep, with a 60-day money-back guarantee. Set that against an interlock program's own $80 to $135 a month and the cost of a single missed deadline, which can extend a suspension by months. The kit organizes and explains what your state requires. It cannot decide your case or promise any outcome with a court, an agency or an interlock program.

The License Comeback Kit is an educational and organizational tool from the team behind this library. It is not legal advice and not a substitute for confirming the current rules with your state or, for a contested case, for a licensed DUI attorney. Prefer to work from the free pages? Start at your state page.

Questions about the kit

Is the kit worth buying when this library is free?

That depends on what an evening of your time is worth. Every fact the kit organizes is published free on this site, state page by state page. Some people work straight from the free checklist and get their license back without paying us anything. The $27 buys the assembly: four organizations' worth of steps merged into one sequence for your state, the deadlines dated, the insurer call scripted and your removal-eligible date visible from the first day.

Do I need a DUI attorney, or is a kit enough?

They cover different jobs. A DUI attorney handles the legal side of the case: contesting the charge, a hearing you plan to fight, anything where a court decision is still open. That work typically runs $2,000 to $5,000 for a first offense and no kit replaces it. Reinstatement after the case is settled is a paperwork process: the right filings, in the right order, before the right deadlines. That is the part this library publishes free and the part the kit assembles for your state. If your case is contested, speak to a licensed DUI attorney in your state first.

What exactly arrives after I buy?

An email with your login to the online member area, where every sheet, checklist, script and tracker sits as a download you can print or fill in on screen. Nothing ships. The kit is a one-time purchase with nothing to renew. Optional add-ons are offered at checkout and after it; the kit is complete on its own and none of them are needed to follow the path.

Is there a refund?

Yes. The kit carries a 60-day money-back guarantee. Ask inside those 60 days for the full $27 back. You keep the files you already downloaded.

Can the kit promise I get my license back?

No. Your state's licensing agency decides reinstatement. Where a court is involved it decides its own part. What the kit does is keep a step from being missed or filed out of order, which is the thing that most often adds months to the wait. Set the $27 against an interlock program's own $80 to $135 a month and the arithmetic on a single avoided delay is straightforward. The kit organizes and explains what your state requires. It is educational support, never legal advice.

The free guides behind those answers: what happens after a first DUI and how the SR-22 and FR-44 filings work.