A DUI conviction can have long-lasting consequences, especially if it results in a hold or revocation on your driver’s license from another state. This hold can prevent you from renewing or obtaining a license in your current state, creating significant challenges for daily activities like commuting or running errands.
In Illinois, individuals convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) often face strict penalties, including the requirement to install a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID) in their vehicles. For some offenders, this requirement can last up to five years.
Losing your driver’s license in Illinois can be a major disruption, impacting your ability to work, run errands, or maintain your daily routine. If your license has been revoked, a formal hearing with the Illinois Secretary of State may be your pathway to reinstatement.
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