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If my license have been suspended in one state, can I get them in another state?

If my license have been suspended in one state, can I get them in another state?

Q: Can I drive in Oklahoma if my Michigan license is suspended?

No, you cannot legally drive in Oklahoma if your Michigan license is suspended. Driving with a suspended license is against the law in all states, including Oklahoma. You must wait until your suspension is lifted before you can drive legally.

Q: What steps should I take to reinstate my Michigan driver's license?

To reinstate your Michigan driver's license, you typically need to complete any required suspension period, pay any outstanding fines or fees, and fulfill any court orders. You may also need to provide proof of insurance. It's best to contact the Michigan Secretary of State for specific instructions based on your situation.

Q: Can I apply for a hardship license in Oklahoma if my license is suspended in another state?

In Oklahoma, you cannot apply for a hardship license if your driving privileges are suspended in another state. You must first resolve the suspension in that state before you can seek any type of driving permit in Oklahoma.

Full question:

I have recently had my license suspended in Michigan. Can I get a drivers license in my new home in Oklahoma after a year?

Category: Drivers License
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Oklahoma

Answer:

Under Oklahoma Statutes, no person can be licensed if their privilege to drive is withdrawn from Oklahoma or any other state. At he end of the period of suspension in Michigan, you may be able to then apply in Oklahoma.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Legal statutes mentioned reflect the law at the time the content was written and may no longer be current. Always verify the latest version of the law before relying on it.

FAQs

What happens if I try to get a driver's license in Oklahoma with a suspended license from another state?

If you attempt to obtain a driver's license in Oklahoma while your license is suspended in another state, your application will likely be denied. Oklahoma checks driving records from other states, and a suspension will prevent you from being eligible for a new license. You must resolve the suspension in the original state before applying in Oklahoma.

How long does a license suspension last in Michigan?

The duration of a license suspension in Michigan can vary based on the reason for the suspension. For example, a suspension due to unpaid tickets might last until the fines are paid, while a suspension for DUI could last for several months or longer. It's important to check with the Michigan Secretary of State for specific details regarding your situation.