Q: Letter for license being suspended for no proof of insurance.

A: Sounds to me as if he must’ve plead guilty to the charge. He will have to seek a plea withdrawal to avoid the suspension period. He should contact an attorney for help.

A: It sounds like he must have been convicted of no insurance, by the court. The solution is to undo that conviction, in court (not the "Minnesota Department of Public Safety"). He can download a form from the Minnesota courts website for a "Motion to Withdraw Guilty Plea." He will need to find and use the "Court File Number" for his case, to do so. When he's completed it, he can go to the courthouse in the County where he got the ticket, to file it and get a court date for his motion. At the court appearance, he can bring his proof of insurance coverage in effect on the date of the ticket. It could help to have a letter from his insurance agent saying as much, but he will need to bring proof of insurance that day. The prosecutor will likely agree to ask the judge to withdraw the "guilty plea," vacate the conviction. The judge will need to order the Court Administrator to "de-certify" the conviction by send a notice of de-certification to the "Minnesota Department of Public Safety." After the Department gets that notice, they will delete the conviction from his driver's record, and end the license suspension. In the meantime, he should avoid driving with a suspended license, which would create another problem. Of course, he could hire a lawyer for help with this, but many could do this without a lawyer.