DWI License Suspension in New Mexico: Hearing Deadline and Hardship License

How to Request a Hearing in New Mexico

in writing with form MVD-10792 or a letter, a copy of the citation or notice of revocation, and a $25 fee or a sworn statement of indigency; postmarked or hand-delivered to MVD Central Administration, Joseph M. Montoya Building, 1100 South St. Francis Drive, Santa Fe

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Suspension if You Fail a Test in New Mexico

6 months (21 and older); 1 year if under 21 or if you had a prior implied consent revocationNMSA 1978, §§ 66-8-111, 66-8-112

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Suspension if You Refuse a Test in New Mexico

1 yearNMSA 1978, §§ 66-8-111, 66-8-112

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Getting a Ignition Interlock License in New Mexico

anyone revoked for DWI can get an ignition interlock license after showing proof of insurance and installing an interlock in every car they drive; reinstatement after revocation requires at least 6 consecutive months on the interlock license with no tampering

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More on DWI Law in New Mexico

See the full overview of DWI laws in New Mexico and read about hardship licenses in every state.

• New Mexico DWI Penalties: First, Second and Third Offense
• Ignition Interlock Rules in New Mexico
• Can a DWI Be Expunged in New Mexico?
• Refusing a Breath or Blood Test in New Mexico

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