If I lost my MI. license over 22 years ago, can I obtain a MA. license without having to go back to Mi?

Full question:

If I lost my MI. license over 22 years ago, can I obtain a MA. license without having to go back to Mi. for a hearing?

Answer:

It depends on whether the record still exists in Minnesota because when you apply for a license in Massachusetts. The State of Limitations on some criminal misdemeanors in MINNESOTA is 3 years if the charge was a misdemeanor. Some traffic violations have no statute of limitations. If the charge was pending but never heard it could also be barred by the 3 year statute of limitations. There is really no way to be sure but after 20 years the record may have been removed as barred.

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To apply for a Massachusetts license after losing your Michigan license, first check your Michigan driving record. Contact the Michigan Secretary of State to determine if any suspensions or revocations are still in effect. If your record shows no outstanding issues, you can proceed with the application process in Massachusetts. Be prepared to provide identification and any necessary documentation.