After Revocation Time Is Up Do I Have To Pay For Reinstatement??

[DumbDrunk]

:::shakes head slowly:::

I guess you WERE mostly serious. Oh well, to answer you:

What IAAL said is correct concerning interstate reporting. Assumimg MN DMV is doing their job (not always a certainty) the revocation will show up when the new state pulls your record.

Even if it doesn't, you'll still be asked on most apps if you have EVER had your driving privileges revoked/suspended. My best advice is always be truthful when you are required to give info. A false statement on any gov't application is usually worse than the underlying offense.

You need to realize that, in addition to the punitive/rehabilitative aspect of most DUI legislation, there is a DEFINITE revenue enhancement aspect as well. Drunk drivers have no lobby, no public sympathy, and desperately need what DMV is offering you (your license back). The extra (and endless) DMV fees (in addition to the actual fines and class attendance charges, etc) are just part of the fun of a DUI.

Pay the $800, move on with your life, and stop driving drunk.

[Mbarr]

Originally Posted by poorernpoorer

Just was wondering after the year the revocation is lifted.. can i obtain my license in the state i will b residing w/o payin Mn to reistate my license there? As i wont need license there??

NO, u b havn to pay $ to mn to get u dl bak

My head hurts after reading this ridiculous thread. Hopefully you have now received your answer in a form you understand, and this long, tedious, hell will end.

Originally Posted by Mbarr

NO, u b havn to pay $ to mn to get u dl bak

My head hurts after reading this ridiculous thread. Hopefully you have now received your answer in a form you understand, and this long, tedious, hell will end.

Who r u Jack azz u need to get ah life to! If it hurts why did u just add to it?? Thats pretty dumb..

Originally Posted by DumbDrunk

:::shakes head slowly:::

I guess you WERE mostly serious. Oh well, to answer you:

What IAAL said is correct concerning interstate reporting. Assumimg MN DMV is doing their job (not always a certainty) the revocation will show up when the new state pulls your record.

Even if it doesn't, you'll still be asked on most apps if you have EVER had your driving privileges revoked/suspended. My best advice is always be truthful when you are required to give info. A false statement on any gov't application is usually worse than the underlying offense.

You need to realize that, in addition to the punitive/rehabilitative aspect of most DUI legislation, there is a DEFINITE revenue enhancement aspect as well. Drunk drivers have no lobby, no public sympathy, and desperately need what DMV is offering you (your license back). The extra (and endless) DMV fees (in addition to the actual fines and class attendance charges, etc) are just part of the fun of a DUI.

Pay the $800, move on with your life, and stop driving drunk.

I hear u and wasnt lookin for any sympathy just the answer to the question all i got was them tellin me im ah drunk... which was irrelevant to me..I just dont listen to smart allecks attacking me....so if she said she said it in an insulting way...there is ways to talk politely.... had she been in my face maybe had gotten slapped and im not a fighter but it would have been on...