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  • Want to appeal a decision of the Registrar? Apply to the Registrar Reconsideration Process for a review. It’s for decisions not about impaired driving.
  • The process covers reviews for driver conduct, the Ignition Interlock Program Exemption, and others such as driver training schools and driving instructors.

Registrar Reconsideration Process

The Registrar Reconsideration Process provides Albertans with an ability to appeal non-impaired driving decisions.

The Registrar Reconsideration Process covers the reviews for the Ignition Interlock Program Exemption, driver conduct, and other administrative reviews such as safety fitness certificates, driver training schools and driving instructors, driver examiners, and vehicle inspection facilities and technicians. Drivers who wish to appeal a decision of the Registrar can do so by applying for a review to the Registrar Reconsideration Process.

More information can be found at: www.alberta.ca/motor-vehicle-registrar-reconsideration.aspx.

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Reproduced from the Driver's Guide: cars and light trucks (Spring 2026), Government of Alberta.

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