how do i find out if i owe any money before i try going for my driver's license ?
112861
call the d.o.t center for the state you live in and they will inform you an any changes...if you do not know the number call 1800 free 411 it works... were you suspended for soemthing
223172
If you have any outstanding traffic ticket, your license is most likely suspended.  Contact the court, you think you were suppose to go or the state MVD.  If it has been suspended, MVD will know about it.  But be careful, you are normally arrested if stopped by officers if you are driving on a suspended drivers license.
625459
Contact the DMV/BMV where it was located.\n\nIf it was yours, you can order a C.L.U.E. report.
1123248
"Points" are a tally that is accumulated by having accidents or moving violations associated with your driver's license. \nI was thinking as I read your question that it would depend on which state you hold a driver's license in/reside in...so, you could:\n1. Check with your insurance company (assuming you carry motor vehicle insurance, which is ALWAYS a good idea, and usually required to operate your motor vehicle on public roads)OR 2. Actually go in-person to the local state office of the DMV, Highway Patrol Office, or Bureau of Motor Vehicles and get the information, which may require you to pay a fee of $3-25, OR\n3. You could use the internet and search for your state's DMV office, although that would require you sending some very personal information over the internet, so make sure you are utilizing a secure website. Good luck!
757961
If you get a piece of paper in the mail issuing you a court date...you better go to court, otherwise they can arrest you for failure to appear.  If you owe the money, it's best to try and just pay it...we all hate doing it, but it's the right thing to do.
217602
Contact the courthouse where the child support order was issued the clerks office will be able to tell you how much you owe.  Good Luck.
1075880
Contact a lawyer. He can find out. If you don't have the money to pay a lawyer, just call the police or District Attorney in the jurisdiction where you wrote the bad check. Even though you wrote the bad check two months after closing your account you may have used the wrong check mistakenly. It seems likely you knew you were writing a bad check, but that would be difficult to prove. Tell them you had no criminal intent which you must have to be charged with a crime, but say you want to make good on the check to clear your record. You can also call the person you wrote the bad check to and send him a certified check. Another option is to get your credit report and see if there's anything on it. I would recommend paying off the debt. If you don't you may lose a great job because of what some may consider a criminal record or you may wind up in jail after being picked up for a bad tail light. Peace of mind is worth the cost. But, your choice.
429193
We need to know the circumstances. Are there unpaid fines? Was your DL revoked? Sometimes you have to hire an attorney to reinstate your driving privileges.
136405
You can contact your local DMV for a printout I think. Call them and ask.
807239
No, the license bureau won't call the police.  The reinstatement bureau will!  Anyway, if you get a state identification card, it cancels out your driver's license.  If you don't have a license go for it...but also, as stated above, just get someone else to cash it for you.
490776
not yet....  go to the bank where you cashed your checks and talk to an officer ... he can and will help you...
973081
In my state, you can look up your circuit clerk website for the county you live in.  There is information on there listing traffic violations, which would include DUIs.
848580
this has happened to me several times.  sigh.  sometimes, the officer has taken the driver's license number I've memorized and will 'run it' and see it's me.  another time, i've gotten a ticket.  with the ticket, i had to go to court and show my license, which resulted in dismissal.  (I think because I was there in business attire and spoke out loud and respectfully to the judge.)
554058
Alot of banks are iffy about that. I'd try going to the bank your work uses (should be printed on your check) or a bank where they know you. I lost my license when I was in High School and had to use my HS ID card to cash my paycheck till my new license came in.
9151
If you have an outstanding warrant for unpaid traffic tickets, it'll be difficult to find that amount online without paying a search service (linked below) that may or may not provide helpful information.  Your best bet is to call the city or jurisdiction where you received the tickets and ask how much is due.  They may tell you a dollar figure, or they may require bond be posted and that you appear before a judge who will then total the fines due only after a court appearance.  Usually, with an outstanding warrant, a dollar figure is not determined until you've faced a judge.
814243
Well, some states have DMV websites so if you know the Driver's license number, you could find out in a big hurry.  It will probably just tell you valid/invalid with no other details.  \n\nIf she's under 18, just go to the DMV, because it's your right to know.  Make sure you have ID.\n\nOtherwise, you could go to the courthouse and find out if she has been in trouble, had court and for what, as well as the penalty for the crime. That is all public record.  \n\nDaughters ... so much fun.  Ribbons and curls, right? If that were only all.
160034
contact the dmv of the state that you hold your license in...they should be able to provide a duplicate assuming you are able to provide proof of who you are.\n\n(birth certiificate? credit card? notorized statement from your bank ..etc)