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• Can I get a hardship license or restricted license if I face license suspension for a DUI?

  • Laws and Legal Info > DUI and DWI

  License suspension laws vary from state to state. Some allow suspended license drivers to apply for a restricted or a conditional license. This permits the driver to operate a vehicle in certain situations – work, school, medical emergency. Depending on your state you may either be able to apply for a restricted license on your own, or be forced to rely on a court decision. And there are also a few states that offer no such conditional driving options.  If you're charged with drunk driving and need help understanding your DUI or DWI charges, or even your state's DUI laws, contact a DUI lawyer. Their expertise will help minimize your penalties and expedite the return of your drivers license. Plus, if the option for a hardship license exists, a DUI lawyer can help in your..

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• How can I get a restricted license if I have a suspended license?

  • Drivers License > New Renewal Duplicate > Suspended Drivers License

  The grid below explains whether your state offers a restricted license (some states don’t) and how you need to begin the application process. The process varies from state to state. For some, it will be as simple as obtaining an application online, completing it and mailing it to the DMV, and awaiting further instructions. For others, it might require a court appearance, completion of a special class, and passing a written exam. Within some states the process varies depending on the reason your drivers license is suspended. For example, if your license is suspended due to driving under the influence, you might have to complete a drug and alcohol awareness course before you can get a restricted license. Or, you might have to forgo a restricted license altogether and apply for an..

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• How often must car dealers renew license?

  • Buying and Selling > Dealers And Salesperson > Car Dealers License

  Car Dealers License Renewal by State This varies according to the state. So, we've compiled a list of the information you need to know in regards to license renewal terms for a vehicle dealer. Still, as a car dealer, the renew license period is something you should know automatically. It's critically important not to let your dealers license to slip into the expired category, even if it's for a day. Depending on where you live, the ramifications of losing your dealer license even temporarily could be severe, and affect so many people involved with your dealership. For other information regarding dealers - including what's required to renew your auto dealers license - consult your state's dealer license division. Keep in mind you may be able to renew your dealers license online...

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• How often must an auto salesperson renew license?

  • Buying and Selling > Dealers And Salesperson > Auto Salesperson License

  Renewing Your Auto Salesperson License Because license renewal periods vary by state, we've constructed a state-by-state auto salesperson license renewal chart. As you'll see, many states (those marked "NA" or "not applicable") don't require a car salesperson to obtain any type of auto sales person license. Most of those that do, however, require a one-year renew license period. As a salesperson, you certainly don't want your license to expire. So, know when it needs to be renewed, make sure you don't miss the deadline - even if it's for a day. For more details about your license renewal or other matters about your salesperson license, contact your state's licensing board. Or, ask your dealer for more information...

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• How do I apply for a drivers license if I am relocating to Iowa?

  • Drivers License > New Renewal Duplicate > Drivers 18 and Older

  Relocating to Iowa and Becoming a New Resident After moving to Iowa, relocation is considered official after: Registering to vote. Accepting permanent employment. Enrolling your kids in public school. Living in IA for 30 continuous days. Once residency is established, visit your local DOT office with: Proof of identity and age.   Proof of Iowa residency. Proof of your Social Security number. Your out-of-state drivers license, which you must eventually surrender. Cash or a check to pay the driver license fee. To obtain an IA drivers license, you will need to pass a vision test. The written test and the license test may be waived, at the discretion of the examiner, if your out-of-state drivers license is in good standing. NOTE: Iowa residency does not apply to out-of-state students..

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