In Illinois, it is possible to get your license back after three DUIs but it is not easy. The process requires that you demonstrate that you are a responsible driver before the state will consider reinstating your license. You must first obtain a Court Supervision or Conditional Discharge for all of the DUI charges and then petition the court for an order requiring you to participate in alcohol treatment and education programs. Once this has been achieved, you may be eligible to apply for an evaluation by the Secretary of State's office which will determine if you can have your license reinstated. If they decide in your favor, they may require that you complete additional requirements such as installing an ignition interlock device in any vehicle owned or operated by yourself; completing safe driving classes; obtaining SR-22 insurance; paying a reinstatement fee; or providing proof of financial responsibility (insurance). Depending on how much time has passed since your last DUI conviction, these requirements could become more stringent so it is important to contact the Secretary of State's office for specific details about what needs to be done when attempting to regain driving privileges following multiple DUIs in Illinois.