help suspended driver license?
611024
Ask the state that you live in, If they say you have to retest and provide proof of valid insurance then restest and show them a legitimate insurance policy, If not don't drive... EVER
736795
fine/jailtime/revoked?
934131
It absolutely depends on your state. I would call the DMV... only help I could give.\n\nI know if your license is suspended that you can get a permit to drive to and from work ONLY. And they really do enforce this. If they catch you driving at 10pm - then you are SOL.
18317
Work hard at your job to earn money to pay for these bills. \n\nLearn from your mistakes that got your license taken away and car impounded so it doesn't happen again...the court fees and fines you are paying are a preventable in the future.
183137
There are always two aspects to a dui: the criminal aspect handled through the courts, and the administrative aspect handled through the state's licensing agency.  You have remedies of due process for both, but in my opinion it gets a lot more complicated dealing with a transportation department.\n\nThe first thing you should probably do is go online and order a copy of your driving history through the DOT website.  If nothing shows up there, and your license is inforce, you might be in the clear.\n\nSince there was never a conviction in a court of law, I would think it might be difficult for them restrict your drivers license, because they have no way of ensuring your due process rights were preserved.  Every state has a statute recogizing dui convictions from other states, and they will restrict your license accordingly.  But even a traffic ticket must result in conviction before it can go against your license.  Absent conviction, I would think you have a very strong argument that your license in VA can't be suspended.
670029
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.
760983
Don't trust these people's opinions, if they knew something they wouldn't be saying you should let him learn his lesson if it's for drunk driving, first of all if it was drunk driving or DUI, obviously he wouldn't have a suspended license, DMV always revokes it under these circumstances, a license gets suspended for not paying insurance at times or even just with not paying the fine such as for not wearing a seat belt, a good friend of mine did that, couldn't pay for a seat belt ticket, and license got suspended, she was in a very difficult financial and medical situation, \n\nSo before people judge and tell you to dump him, they should take a good look at themselves for being so quick to judge, if your boyfriend is a habitual offender, (repeat offender) talk to him and tell him to start working hard on getting it together, he needs to learn good habits, it is up to you if you help him or not, I think he can easily get out as he didn't commit a crime, the suspended license will get re-instated soon, suspended just means, it's on hold, waiting to be fixed, it is not something that can't be fixed, they are just waiting for conditions. (It'll take a while though)\nGood luck!
494159
Request a replacement drivers licence from your home state.
810141
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.
635305
Yes.  Most state are part of the Compact that recognizes the suspension in one state.  Your home state will suspend you for the ticket, if the other state suspends you.  Driving on a suspended driver's license is serious and results in arrest.
125392
What town do you live in? Last I checked, the state will write you a letter telling you that your license is being suspended and where to go (Most times you have to go to the DMV) to appeal such a decision. There had to have been a legitimate reason for the license to be suspended.
356769
Try looking on their state dmv site.  They should be able to send you a copy of your last licence for a small fee.  I live in North Carolina and just recently did the exact same thing when I changed my address.
915838
It varies a little in procedure by the reason the license was suspended and also state/local rules.  \n\nIf it was suspended as a part of a sentence for a motor vehicle crime then you must complete the mandatory suspension time.  You may also have other sentencing obligations, too.  These must be completed also (i.e. fines, classes, drug/alcohol testing, etc.).  \n\nIf it was suspended for non-payment of fines, fees, etc. for non-motor vehicle crimes you must complete all the sentencing requirements such as listed above.  Until then the suspension stays. \n\nWhen all obligations are met you then get a release from the court stating that.  Next step is department of motor vehicles, pay the reinstatement fee, apply for license and possibly a proof of financial responsibility (about $50.00 more).  \n\nAnd that's the overall process excluding a few local rules.  Good luck.
634590
If you violate the law and don't pay your fines they take it to the next level to get your attention.  No driving hopefully gets your attention.  Because if you get pulled over with a suspended license your troubles have just gotten a lot worse than a $100.00 fine.
1170883
I had a similar problem in 1992.  I had a license and I had a couple of unexplained siezures.  My license was suspended.  I ended up have every test known to man to try to figure out what was wrong with me.  Finally, the diagnosed me with Complex Partial Siezure Disorder and got it under control with medication.\n\nI had to jump through hoops to get my license back.  I had to go through an appeals process and I ended up in the same office as people convicted of multiple DUI's.  I eventually had to hire an attorney to get my license back.  He didn't charge me much.  Basically, he sent a bunch of letters and appeared with me at the DMV appeal.  The attorney really knew the ins and outs of the system.  He was actually quit happy to be handling a non DUI case for once.\n\nBest of luck to you.  I hope it works out.
151950
Check with your an office of the OK MVD.  You will have to clear all of your outstanding fines to get your license back.
770956
Dont fight the DMV, they can destroy your life. Just take the suspension and try for a special circumstance to drive to work etc. It works for convicted felons that have their licenses taken away.