p.estrellas
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
Back in 2004, I got a moving violation for not stopping at a stop sign. At the time, I was a student just leaving college and about to move and in the shuffle, failed to mail out the fine. By the time I realized it, it was overdue, which I can only assume means I have a suspended license. I was moving to Washington DC and sold my car, so it really wasn't relevant, and I was broke so I didn't go back and fix it. (Not the best plan, I know.)
However, it was truly a non-issue up until now. I had been using my passport as my means of ID and didn't drive. Now I have moved back to Ohio (my original home) due to some family concerns and my passport has been misplace in the move. Basically, I need some form of legal ID. My question is - Can I get a state identification card without concern for being arrested for what I can only assume is an outstanding warrant on this traffic violation?
Back in 2004, I got a moving violation for not stopping at a stop sign. At the time, I was a student just leaving college and about to move and in the shuffle, failed to mail out the fine. By the time I realized it, it was overdue, which I can only assume means I have a suspended license. I was moving to Washington DC and sold my car, so it really wasn't relevant, and I was broke so I didn't go back and fix it. (Not the best plan, I know.)
However, it was truly a non-issue up until now. I had been using my passport as my means of ID and didn't drive. Now I have moved back to Ohio (my original home) due to some family concerns and my passport has been misplace in the move. Basically, I need some form of legal ID. My question is - Can I get a state identification card without concern for being arrested for what I can only assume is an outstanding warrant on this traffic violation?
