§ 8-512. Termination of order for revocation or suspension of license.
A. An obligor whose license is revoked or suspended may make a written request to the ONCSS that his or her license be reinstated. The ONCSS may initiate action to reinstate the license if the obligor:
1. Has paid the current month child support and the monthly arrearage payments and two months immediately preceding, or has paid an amount of support equivalent to three months of child support and arrearage payments that includes the current monthly child support and arrearage payments and two months immediately preceding; and
2. Complied with all subpoenas and orders relating to paternity or child support proceedings; and
3. Complied with all orders to submit to genetic testing; and
4. Disclosed all employment and address information; and
5. Disclosed all information on health insurance coverage and maintenance of health insurance.
B. When an action is initiated to reinstate a license, the obligee shall be sent notice of an action to reinstate the obligor’s license. The notice may be sent by first-class mail with a certificate of mailing.
C. The ONCSS shall schedule a hearing on the matter with the appropriate state or tribal court of competent jurisdiction. If the court reinstates a license, a copy of the order shall be sent to the obligor and the appropriate licensing agency. The obligor is responsible for submitting the order to the appropriate licensing agency to reinstate his or her license as well as the cost associated with the reinstatement.
D. If the obligor again fails to make monthly child support payments or fails to comply with a child support order or actions regarding paternity, the ONCSS may initiate action again to revoke or suspend the obligor’s license.
E. The ONCSS shall proceed to reinstate a license when the obligor has paid his or her child support arrearage in full in accordance with this section. ONCA 12-51, eff. June 18, 2012.