You have drivers license in one state but moved to another and have a warrant there, then your license got stolen and you want to go back to the state you had them in to begin with to get another set. Will it show up when you go to get a another set or only in the state you have the warrant in?
204587
That depends on what the warrant is for; ie, a felony versus a misdemeanor.
227728
If you were subpoenaed and failed to show up they could charge you, which means you might have an arrest warrant but I don't understand why you didn't go. Anything you say cannot be used!
424015
Nope, but they will still give you an ID.  Which you might want to have because if you get caught driving and you are suspended and you don't have ID then you are even more arrestable.
396112
You have to go to the city you were born in to get a new one. Call the court house and they should be able to tell you if it is in their building or another one. In my city it is in the Juvenile court house.
568101
not really. because you chose to ignore the warrant, the SOL is stayed.  however if you never go back to california it will never be a problem.  i think Cal. is not a member of the Uniform traffic system which reports one state's violations to your home state.  otherwise call up the court and see
172528
I would suggest that you contact an attorney... that said, driving with a suspended license is criminal with implications differing from state to state. Like the other posters have written, you could see jail time (not prison time), however that seems unlikely. If this is the first offense, and you have paid off the fines that got your license suspended in the first place, get your license reinstated. Go to court and show the judge your brand new license. He will probably fine you a big whopping fine and send you on your way. If you can't get your license reinstated, go to court anyway and see if the judge will give you time to get it reinstated. Hope this helps.
287315
No. depends on how bad your driving record is.  Obviously, you probably had multiple tickets & hadn't paid them.
623502
FIRST IT DEPENDS ON THE CHARGES AGAINST YOU.\nSECOND-YES THE LAWS ARE DIFFERENT FROM STATE TO STATE.\nTHRID-DID YOU TRY CALLING THE CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE?\nMOST IMPORTANT*****DO NOT LET THIS LINGER ON, BECAUSE FINES AND PENTALTIES COULD COST YOU BIG TIME!!!!
198126
Your drivers license is an ID as long as it is current.\n\nIt is against the law to possess two from of ID from different states.
638460
You have to show up at the date and time and court specified. You may have to wait a while before your case is called, but if you are not in court when it is called, you will be defaulted, and a warrant may issue for your arrest.
477367
One the models I've seen they replace a cartridge. The old one is placed into evidence and can be retested if needed. I read that some DUI were dropped after the defense asked for the cartridge to be retested only to find that the police tossed them out.
153330
you're probably lucky that you got them in 2 different states.  the only thing it will affect, if you haven't already lost your license, is the ability to get good car insurance where you live.
324991
Pay off your other tickets, go to court and ask the judge for a continuance so that you can get your license reinstated. Once you have your reinstated license, return to court and maybe, just maybe the judge will dismiss the charge. Most judges are more interested in helping folks get out of trouble than by adding more fines and fees to keep them in trouble. Whatever you do, DON'T drive again until you get your license back. You won't get a second chance if you get caught twice.
75797
You go to the same place you went to get your license: Usually the department of Transportation. Be prepared to show your social security card (original) and other identifying documents to get a replacement.
388169
They may or may not check the system for warrants.  You though, can go back to the court your warrant is out of and explain the situation.  Depending on your case and the laws for your state, the Judge may just recall the warrant and give you another court date.\n\nIf you choose not to and go to court in another county they may very well arrest you and put you in jail.
240495
Good question all the computers for the DMV run together and they will check your history. I don't think that it is possible to get a new one even if you fibbed a lil. Sorry!!
396629
Well, they have probably put a bench warrent out on you.  (Happened to me when I forgot to pay a ticket one time.)  Try not to do anything illegal until you pay it, and pay it soon.  Good luck.