Suspended Driving License PenaltyObtaining a driver's license with a penalty suspended or revoked out-of-state license is one of your ways back to driving freedom. If your driver license is revoked or suspended in another state but you have not been convicted of anything that requires mandatory suspension penalty or revocation penalty, then you must contact the state(s) in which you have had your driver license suspended or revoked, and reinstate your driver license in that state(s). You may then apply for a driver license in your state.What do to if you have an operating while intoxicated (DUI) conviction? State statutes require that if you apply for a driver license and have a DUI-type conviction in another state you have to provide proof that you have undergone an assessment and completed an alcohol program. This DUI law applies even if you have met all the requirements in the state where you were convicted of DUI and penalty. Occasionally, persons who move to certain states and receive a driver license subsequently have their license suspended or revoked because of a conviction in another state for a serious offense such as DUI, or attempting to elude an officer or some sort of drug offense. This may occur because at the time you completed the application for your driver license, you did not tell the Department of Transportation about the conviction. It is also possible that the information about the conviction was not available to them. They can only act upon what it knows, including any penalty, and what it is told at the time you applied for your driver license. CLICK HERE For A Qualified Expungement Lawyer • Welcome • Expunge DUI Records • Expunge Felony Record • Expunged Record
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