Q: Got Class A 1st time dui because interlock device can’t renew my class A unless downgrade to class C … Is dmv right ?
DMV claim I can’t renew class A license for another 6 months due to interlock device they gave me 2 options #1 pay cdl renew fees get a car on you name sr22 instal interlock device and dont drive vehicle for six months option # 2 if you want to drive now give up class A and downgrade to class C !! I have completed all programs including sr22 which I still paying even I don’t drive they have also lied about suspending my class C renewal (option2 ) by sending me a letter on the mail saying that mi insurance company cancel my policy which my insurance corroborate and said dmv lied I got proof on paper also they suspended me for two years when ca dmv book says as comercial driver gets 1 year suspension after my first year suspension 1 week before I go to renew cdl received letter on the mail saying Im been suspended for additional year so question is….. is this how dmv it’s supost to work when you are 1st time dui comercial driver? 6 month time to carry ILD!!
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You will need to speak with a lawyer who regularly handles DUI cases and has a lot of experience with them. You will also need to provide a lot more information along with all the documentation you received regarding the citation you received. It is difficult to give good advice in this forum due to the lack of space to provide sufficient back and forth communication to flesh out all the details of your situation.
I suggest you do a Google search for DUI lawyers in your county, and try to contact one who has many years of experience handling commercial dui cases such as yours.
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more info is needed.
make an appointment for a consult with a good LOCAL criminal/dui lawyer who can research and prepare the necessary papers.
A: The information you have seems accurate, a commercial license is suspended for one year hard, regardless of the vehicle you were driving. If you want a license before the one year is over, you can do it but you have to re-qualify for the Class A license when the year is up.
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