is there anyway i can check to see if my daughters drivers licence has been suspended?
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.
116465
Visit the clerk of court in person they can tell you. If you still aren't sure then call the govermental building in your area or the police department that wrote your ticket or citation. Usually the police have to show up for the court cases they write tickets for (depending on what the infraction is) and they will be able to tell you.
520528
go to the DVLA website or driving standards ageny website
402051
call the bus company's main office and file a "lost" report.  They have a lost and found, if it turns up hopefully someone will call you!  Good luck!
1008831
Go to the DMVS WEDSITE
563215
The State of Florida allows you to check your drivers records which should contain the information you need - http://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=23\n\nHope this helps!
533604
usually not, its illegal. \n\nMany states however do not check they rely on you telling them you have a license from another state that is suspended.
684757
The poster above me almost has it right. The police CAN pull you over if they know you don't have a driver's license or it is suspended. They have to have personal knowledge to the fact, such as they have stopped you before or have checked it in the system. They need no other reason after that. It is a misdemeanor to drive without one or with a suspended one.
162017
Ask mutual friends or his or her parents.... or else try to get a sneak peek at their driver's license :)
1147678
I believe it might be a state by state decision.  In my state, once the license is gone, it's gone.  The only thing you can get is a state issued ID.
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.
1152838
Any chance your daughter is in West Texas?  Go to this website (anyway).  Use the contact information on the HomePage.  Do nothing short of asking how to find help in the county where your daughter resides, if she is not in West Texas.  On the left of the Page, click the "Branch Offices" Option to see if your daughter's county is listed.  If so, contact that branch office.\n\nOn the bottom of the HomePage, there is a "State Programs..." link.  You may find options there -- five links are offered per page; be sure to click of "next page" to get more options.\n\nhttp://wtls.meshtest.net/\n\n"The mission of West Texas Legal Services is to provide quality legal services to low income people who would not otherwise have access to the justice system."\n\nContact Information:\n    \nTelephone 817-336-3943   \n 800-955-3959         \n FAX 817-877-0804  \n\nPostal address     \n600 E. WEATHERFORD ST\nFort Worth, Texas 76102\n   \n\nThe Director of the Program is Jesse L. Gaines whose address is the Central Office  (You should contact this person for advice as well):\n        \n600 East Weatherford Street\nFort Worth, Texas 76102\n\ntelephone number 817-877-0609\nfax number 817-336-8625\n\n\nCHECK THIS WEBSITE, TOO, AND CONTACT THEM:  They are connected to the group above.  In the Blue Strip on the PAge, there is a link to "Counties Served".  Check to see if your daughter's county is listed.  Contact these people (too) to see if they can refer you to someone in your daughter's county.\n\nhttp://www.lanwt.org/yb/whatislanwt.asp\n\nIF YOU CAN TELL US THE COUNTY SHE IS IN, IT WILL BE HELPFUL TO FIND SOME ONE/GROUP CLOSER TO HER.  Please & thank you.  (Please e-mail me with the county, otherwise I have to stop the search here.  I'm spending too much time looking - and I don't know what county she's in.)
526678
Go on the driving website
960098
Talk to your local PD or sheriffs Dept.
194950
Maybe call the magistrates office and give them all the info you have, they'll check their records.
1053661
Normally the consequences for such action in any state is the drivers licenses are suspended until the 18th or 21st birthday.  Depends on all what happens, accident, person hurt, etc.
240587
Easy.  Go down to your local police station and ask.  They would be more than happy to check for you.  I bet they would even give you some fantastic accommodations while they check.