Lifetime Revocation – Out of State Petitioner

A new Illinois law just passed that will allow for those people who have been arrested or convicted of four or more DUIs in or outside of Illinois an opportunity to obtain full clearance of the driving privileges. Formerly, any person convicted of four or more DUIs was considered a lifetime ban or lifetime revocation in the state of Illinois based on that number of convictions. The new law however allows those people who at one point were considered lifetime bans to now apply for full reinstatement of their license if the following conditions apply…
 
 First, in order to be eligible for full reinstatement, the petitioner must reside outside of the state of Illinois. This means that if you now live in California, Florida, or New York, you may be eligible for full reinstatement of your driving privileges if you at one time been considered a lifetime ban.
 
 Next, and the most important aspect of this reinstatement process, is the fact that 10 years from the initial order a revocation must've passed in order for the petitioner to be eligible for full reinstatement of their driving privileges in Illinois.
 
 Put simply, if you are on the lifetime ban list and have a lifetime revocation in the state of Illinois but currently reside outside of Illinois and your last DUI conviction occurred approximately 10 years ago, you may be eligible for full reinstatement of your driving privileges. This new law goes into effect on January 1, 2016.
 
 If you need help with this or any other license reinstatement issue, feel free to contact license reinstatement lawyer John W Callahan at any time and he will answer your questions and try to help you out.
 
 
 – Posted by Illinois license reinstatement lawyer John W Callahan