Ignition Interlock Voluntary Withdrawal Form - Minnesota 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Driver’s License Number, First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, and State of Issue in the Participant Information section.
  3. Fill in your Address, City/Zip, Phone Number, Date of Birth, and Email Address to ensure accurate contact information.
  4. Review the Certification section carefully. Acknowledge that you have received and agreed to abide by the Minnesota Ignition Interlock Device Program Guidelines by checking the box provided.
  5. Sign and date the form at the bottom to verify that all information is truthful and accurate. This step is crucial as any false information may lead to termination from the program.

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It is now possible for a person to petition to remove the alcohol/controlled substance restriction after ten (10) years of abstinence. The person must not have been documented as having consumed alcohol or having possessed or used controlled substances within the past ten (10) years.
To request a waiver, email the ignition interlock staff or call 651- 296-2948. Note: The decision to waive your rights and participate in the program is irrevocable. It is advised you consult with an attorney before waiving your rights.
The new law means anyone who gets a DWI and has a prior DWI in the last 20 years will have to use an interlock device for two years. If someone gets two new DWIs they will use the interlock device for six years, and those with three new DWIs will use the interlock device for 10 years.
Do not attempt to remove your Ignition Interlock Device from your motor vehicle yourself! This will be a headache, and on a more serious note, this could mean additional costs and legal charges.
An ignition interlock exemption removes the need to an interlock device, even if youre required to do so by law or order. You might get an IID exemption based on medical needs, financial hardship or work-related circumstances.

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Once you have completed your state mandated lease and if you no longer want an ignition interlock device attached to your car, you can call you ignition interlock provider to have them schedule an appointment for its removal.
The IID can be removed by the Court after 6 months provided you can show there were no IID violations; you will need a certified report from the provider and you should speak with your attorney before seeking the removal.

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