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Have kept a clear driving record. Have an alcohol/drug evaluation. ... Complete an alcohol/drug remedial education program. Meet with a Secretary of State hearing officer. File proof of financial responsibility. Pay the $500 reinstatement fee and application fee.

Have kept a clear driving record. Have an alcohol/drug evaluation. ... Complete an alcohol/drug remedial education program. Meet with a Secretary of State hearing officer. File proof of financial responsibility. Pay the $500 reinstatement fee and application fee.

Have kept a clear driving record. Have an alcohol/drug evaluation. ... Complete an alcohol/drug remedial education program. Meet with a Secretary of State hearing officer. File proof of financial responsibility. Pay the $500 reinstatement fee and application fee.

You may check the status of your driver's license by calling our automated attendant at 217-782-3720 and selecting option number one. ... The automated attendant will inform you if your driving privileges are valid or suspended. If it is still suspended, we have not processed your deposit yet.

A $70 reinstatement fee for the Zero Tolerance Suspension, and the $250 and $500 fees for Statutory Summary Suspensions and Revocations may only be paid to the Springfield office.

Read your suspension notice. Take a defensive driving course. Purchase an SR 22 filing on your car insurance (if you don't own a car, you can get a non-owner SR 22). Pay your fees. Normal processing time can take up to 14 days in some states.

A $70, $250 or $500 reinstatement fee for a suspension or a revocation can be paid by mail with a check, cashier's check or money order made payable to the Secretary of State with the affected driver's license number written on the front of the fee.

A $70, $250 or $500 reinstatement fee for a suspension or a revocation can be paid by mail with a check, cashier's check or money order made payable to the Secretary of State with the affected driver's license number written on the front of the fee.

You may check the status of your driver's license by calling our automated attendant at 217-782-3720 and selecting option number one. You will then be asked to enter your driver's license and social security numbers. The automated attendant will inform you if your driving privileges are valid or suspended.

When to Renew an Illinois Driver's License If your license expires, you can still renew it for up to one year after the expiration date, but it is against the law to drive with an expired license.

You may check the status of your driver's license by calling our automated attendant at 217-782-3720 and selecting option number one. You will then be asked to enter your driver's license and social security numbers. The automated attendant will inform you if your driving privileges are valid or suspended.

In Illinois, a person's driver's license can be suspended or revoked for a number of reasons by our Secretary of State office. ... If you get three within a year, your license will be suspended. Failure to appear in court on a traffic violation. Parking violations: Having 10 unpaid or more.

A Failure to Pay Fines stop is not a suspension of your driver's license and/or driving privileges and does not require a reinstatement fee. ... Tollway Violations/Evasions A person's driver's license may be suspended for failure to satisfy fines or penalties for five or more toll violations or evasions.

No, you cannot get a license in another state. The suspension is recorded in the National Driver Registry. Any state you go to will check the NDR before issuing a license. They will not issue a license if you are suspended in another state...

Some states place your violations from your previous state's motor vehicle record (MVR) on your new driving record while others will not. ... Insurance companies and employers will see that your driver's license was recently obtained in your new state, so will check your previous state's driving record.