Self-certification of vehicle(s) to be operated or inoperable 2026

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The document outlines the process for applying for an Ignition Interlock Limited License (IILL) in Pennsylvania, which allows individuals with suspended or revoked driving privileges due to DUI violations to operate vehicles equipped with an ignition interlock system. It includes sections for driver information, vehicle details, and instructions for completing the petition. The document also specifies required fees, documentation, and the legal implications of providing false information.

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Begin by accessing the self-certification form on our platform. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
In Section A, provide your driver information. Fill in your full name, driver license number, and address. Ensure that you include a valid street address as a P.O. Box cannot be used alone.
Move to Section B where you will list all vehicles you intend to operate. For each vehicle, enter the plate number, title number, VIN, and year/make of the vehicle.
In Section C, complete the statement confirming that you will only operate the listed vehicles. Print your name, sign in ink, and date the form.
Section D must be completed by an authorized representative of the ignition interlock vendor after installation. They will provide their details and sign off on this section.

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Who is eligible for ignition interlock in PA?

In Pennsylvania, the Ignition Interlock requirement is mandatory for first-time DUI offenders with high blood alcohol levels, repeat offenders, those who refuse testing, and anyone driving without an Ignition Interlock system.

What happens if you get caught driving a car without interlock in PA?

Driving without an Ignition Interlock Device Pennsylvania treats this offense seriously. Conviction is that of a misdemeanor, and will result in a fine between $300 and $1000, potential imprisonment of up to 90 days, and an additional one-year suspension from the date of conviction.

Do cops know if you have an interlock device?

The officer may also be able to see the ignition interlock device (IID) in your cars interior. If the officer pulled you over on suspicion of driving, you may be in trouble. But if they pulled you over to tell you that you have a tail light out, or you were speeding, the IID is not a factor.

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What is the new interlock law in PA?

Pennsylvania law makes the Ignition Interlock requirement mandatory for first-time and repeat DUI offenders with high blood alcohol levels and for individuals who receive an operating privilege suspension as a result of a chemical test refusal violation or conviction for illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped

What is the new ignition interlock law in PA?

DL-21 refers to a Form. It is the form the clerk of a court of record of Pennsylvania sends to the Department of transportation regarding judgment of conviction, acquittal or other disposition of charges under 75 Pa. C.S. (relating to vehicle code) .