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If you need to install an Ignition Interlock into your vehicle, call Smart Start to set up a quick appointment. We will get you back on the road again in no time!

Before you visit a Smart Start service center, make sure you call [company_variable name=”Corporate Telephone Number Link”] or fill out our online form to schedule your appointment first!

Below is part 6 of our install series broken down by state. If you do not see your area, check the bottom of this post for the different posts of this series.

Hawaii

  • Two forms of photo ID
  • Proof of residence
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease (checks are not accepted)

Utah

  • Driver’s license or photo ID
  • Vehicle registration proof
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease

Arizona

* If you need to use someone else’s vehicle for your Ignition Interlock, the vehicle owner must be present at the time of installation and complete a ‘consent to install’ form.

Nevada

  • Driver’s license or photo ID
  • Vehicle registration proof
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease

Ready to drive again after a DUI or DWI? Get back on the road safely with a reliable & discreet Ignition Interlock Device. Learn more!

California

  • Two forms of ID, and one must be with a photo
  • Proof of vehicle registration
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease
  • Either a California DMV or a court order showing you need an Ignition Interlock

* If you need to use someone else’s vehicle, you’ll need a letter of permission notarized by the vehicle owner.

Oregon

  • Either an Oregon DMV or court order showing you need an Ignition Interlock
  • Photo ID
  • Proof of residence
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease

Washington

  • Proof of vehicle registration
  • Driver’s license
  • A form of ID

* If you need to use someone else’s vehicle, you’ll need a letter of permission notarized by the vehicle owner.

Don’t see your state? Here’s the different parts of this series below:

Part 1: General guide on what to bring for your Interlock install day

Part 2:  Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia

Part 3:  Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Delaware, and Maryland

Part 4:  South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Mississippi, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, and Louisiana

Part 5:  Texas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Alaska and Idaho

Do you need to install an Ignition Interlock? Call Smart Start at [company_variable name=”Corporate Telephone Number Link”] or fill out our online form.

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If you need to install an Ignition Interlock into your vehicle, call Smart Start to set up a quick appointment. We will get you back on the road again in no time!

Before you visit a Smart Start service center, make sure you call [company_variable name=”Corporate Telephone Number Link”] or fill out our online form to schedule your appointment first!

Below is part 6 of our install series broken down by state. If you do not see your area, check the bottom of this post for the different posts of this series.

Hawaii

  • Two forms of photo ID
  • Proof of residence
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease (checks are not accepted)

Utah

  • Driver’s license or photo ID
  • Vehicle registration proof
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease

Arizona

* If you need to use someone else’s vehicle for your Ignition Interlock, the vehicle owner must be present at the time of installation and complete a ‘consent to install’ form.

Nevada

  • Driver’s license or photo ID
  • Vehicle registration proof
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease

Ready to drive again after a DUI or DWI? Get back on the road safely with a reliable & discreet Ignition Interlock Device. Learn more!

California

  • Two forms of ID, and one must be with a photo
  • Proof of vehicle registration
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease
  • Either a California DMV or a court order showing you need an Ignition Interlock

* If you need to use someone else’s vehicle, you’ll need a letter of permission notarized by the vehicle owner.

Oregon

  • Either an Oregon DMV or court order showing you need an Ignition Interlock
  • Photo ID
  • Proof of residence
  • Payment for installation and your first month’s lease

Washington

  • Proof of vehicle registration
  • Driver’s license
  • A form of ID

* If you need to use someone else’s vehicle, you’ll need a letter of permission notarized by the vehicle owner.

Don’t see your state? Here’s the different parts of this series below:

Part 1: General guide on what to bring for your Interlock install day

Part 2:  Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia

Part 3:  Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Delaware, and Maryland

Part 4:  South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Mississippi, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, and Louisiana

Part 5:  Texas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Alaska and Idaho

Do you need to install an Ignition Interlock? Call Smart Start at [company_variable name=”Corporate Telephone Number Link”] or fill out our online form.