Nevada DUI Case Proceedings: Revocation Appeal and Reinstatement

Nevada DUI Case Proceedings: Revocation Appeal and Reinstatement

Once you are arrested for violation of Nevada DUI laws, your driver’s license shall be automatically revoked regardless of the weight and frequency of your offense. The revocation would extend up to 90 days starting from the day you were arrested while the court proceedings go on.

If you are asking for a revocation appeal so that you can still drive to and fro your workplace while your case is still being tried, you still have to go through another transaction with DMV Office of Administrative Hearings. We can hear you when you say that Nevada DUI laws can be so demanding. But if you think that your worries should stop there, do not keep your hopes too high.

Reinstatement of your license shall not happen automatically upon your acquittal or upon serving your sentence and paying for your penalties. Not even if the criminal charges against you are dismissed or reduced. It would not be as easy as paying the $60 reinstatement fee, considering that this amount of money is not even easy on your pocket as well. To reinstate your license, you still have to submit some additional requirements and physically go to the DMV office to recover your driver’s license in person.

There is no other way for you to avoid this hassle because once your license is revoked, your driving privileges shall forever be taken away from you unless you reinstate it. It does not help to transfer to any state to obtain another driver’s license and completely avoid Nevada DUI laws. The revocation of you license shall be on your record and that shall only be repealed once you reinstate it.