Illinois Secretary of State Hearings for Drivers License Reinstatement:
The consequences for DUI in the state of Illinois can be suspension or revocation of your driver’s license. A suspended license will be returned to you once you meet the requirements of the court, and pay the reinstatement fee to the state.

When a license is revoked, you have lost your privilege to drive. In order to get your privilege to drive “reinstated” you must attend a hearing with the Secretary of State. This may be an “informal” or “formal” hearing. If approved, you may be given a “restricted driving permit” or “full reinstatement”.

To be eligible for a Hearing you must have completed your Risk Education and Treatment requirements and have an Evaluation that is dated within 6-months of attending your scheduled hearing.

If you have been to a hearing and have been denied, a qualified treatment provider must prepare a formal “response” to the issues brought forth in the denial.

Tools For Life has staff that specializes in preparing the required documents for Secretary of State.

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