If the judge approves your petition, he or she will decide what restrictions you will have on your license. Make sure to get at least two certified copies of the occupational license order from the court.
Step 8: Finalize the Process with Texas DPS The signed order from the court will allow you to drive for 45 days, but it is not the occupational license itself. After you get the court order, you must contact DPS to make sure they receive a copy of it. The order requires them to issue you a plastic occupational license for 1 to 2 years. You may also have to pay administrative or license reinstatement fees. Check My Eligibility.
The easiest way is to hire an attorney. However, many people file their own paperwork to get an occupational license after a DWI arrest. This saves the person money, which is always an important factor to consider. But, if the paperwork is incorrect, then this could result in a delay or denial of your petition for this license.
Regardless, if you represent yourself, then below are the steps to take to obtain an occupational license.
The trick to this process is to get your paperwork ready before you file your petition. Finally, a word of caution. This post is not intended as legal advice. I strongly recommend you hire an attorney to help you with your case. If the judge approves your request for an occupational license, you will need to mail proof of SR insurance to DPS.
You can request a record from DPS. Click here to check on the reinstatement fees. Click this link for a sample petition. Many lose their privileges due alcohol or drug related court cases. The good news is that a person can usually get an occupational license to drive under certain restrictions. The price varies on the cost of an occupational license. Sometimes an occupational license must be filed in the county clerks office and not a justice court.
See the chart below. The exception to this rule is that after a person is convicted for a DWI. The county courts for Bexar County are in San Antonio.
0コメント