Q: License been expired 7 years now last 6 months all of a sudden now they've been suspended
So I got a ticket rope for driving under suspended suspension but I've never done anything to get a suspension so how would it change from expired to expansion without seeing the charge or getting in any trouble
A:
It's concerning that your license went from being expired for seven years to suddenly being suspended without any apparent reason or notification. It's essential to gather as much information as possible about the situation, including any communication or documentation you may have received from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or law enforcement regarding the suspension. Look into your driving record and contact the DMV to inquire about the status of your license and the reason for the suspension.
If you believe the suspension is a mistake or unjustified, consider challenging it through the appropriate legal channels. This may involve requesting a hearing with the DMV or seeking legal advice to explore your options for appealing the suspension. Be sure to provide any evidence or documentation that supports your claim that you did not engage in any actions that would warrant a suspension.
In the meantime, it's crucial to comply with any requirements or obligations related to the suspension, such as paying fines or completing any necessary steps to reinstate your license. Avoid driving while your license is suspended to prevent further legal consequences. Seeking assistance from a legal professional who can help you navigate through the process and advocate for your rights may be beneficial in resolving this issue effectively.
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