Kansas: Tickets, court dates, and fines
Official-Source Information
Kansas may receive a hold from a court or another issuing authority after an unresolved ticket, missed court date, or unpaid obligation. The issuing authority and the licensing agency can have separate steps, so the exact notice and current official record control.
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Official source last checked Jun 28, 2026
Direct source-backed answer
Your license was suspended because the court reported that you failed to comply (FTC) with a traffic citation, which led the Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) to suspend your license. To reinstate, you'll need to resolve the matter with the court, either by paying what the court requires or by asking the court to waive the reinstatement fee using form DC2377 along with a Financial Affidavit. After that, pay the reinstatement fee. If you want limited, restricted-purpose driving privileges (for example, for childcare, school, groceries, fuel, or worship, an option expanded starting July 2024), file form DC-1020 (Application to Modify Suspension).
Published fee information
$100 FTC.
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Forms and documents
DC-1020 (Application to Modify Suspension - Failure to Comply w/ Traffic Citation); DC2377 (court fee waiver); DC-1; DC-1015 (Application to Modify Alcohol-Related Suspension or Revocation - primary 2026-06-28).
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No. It summarizes published Kansas information for this category. Your current official notice and record determine which requirements apply, and the issuing agency makes the final decision.
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Source excerpt summary: Your license was suspended because the court reported that you failed to comply (FTC) with a traffic citation, which led the Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) to suspend your license. To reinstate, you'll need to resol...
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