What to do if I got a DUI in one state but had another driver’s license from another sate and it got suspended?
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What to do if I got a DUI in one state but had another driver’s license from another sate and it got suspended?
Now I have paid everything off for my DUI and paid my reinstatement fee for the state that suspended my license. Hoerver, now the state that I got my license in wants me to pay them a reinstatement fee and take a DUI class for that state but I no longer live in that state and don’t want that state’s license back. I want a license for the state I got the DUI in and already paid a reinstatement fee too. So what can I do about this?
Asked on April 2, 2013 under Criminal Law, Illinois
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Answered 10 years ago | Contributor
Based upon what you have written the privilege for your driver's license reinstatement in the state that you want the license has conditions that you must abide by. If you do not abide by such terms and conditions as you have written about, you simply cannot get the driver's licemse you want reinstated.
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