Yes. The proof necessary to obtain full reinstatement depends upon whether you are classified by the treatment provider as being a Significant Risk – Level II, High Risk – Level III Non-dependent, or High Risk – Level III Dependent. A High Risk, Level III Dependent needs to establish proof of abstinence, a good support system (preferably Alcoholics Anonymous) and verification of appropriate treatment. If the hearing officer for the Illinois Secretary of State is inclined to grant driving relief, he or she will likely issue a Restricted Driving Permit (RDP) requiring a breath alcohol ignition interlock device (BAIID). The Restricted Driving Permit (RDP) is usually used by the hearing officer as probationary service prior to full reinstatement of driving privileges. Hiring an attorney experienced in the practice of driver’s license reinstatement, will certainly increase the chance of obtaining a restricted driving permit (RDP) and/or full reinstatement of driving privileges.