Driver Licenced Revoked After DMV Said it was Clear

**scbjmshpv** · 08-05-2012, 09:11 PM

My question involves a driver's license issued by the State of: Florida

ok, so my driver licence got suspended and i didn't know, a florida police stopped me and told me about it and i had to summon to court. after doing community service i was cleared. they had me sign papper with stuff i had to complete of which

1. i do the community services they'd ask me to do.
2. pay any outstanding tickets i have or had in past.
and something else.

i did all 3 things and the signed it stating that i had completed all 3 things and turn it in to court/DMV department. after that they send letter to my home saying they had cleared me of all my counts. (this whole thing was done in MARCH)

now it shows my licences is suspended due to ticket i had in octomber. now i don't know how the hell that happened (as i did go to DVM and made sure i had paid all tickets and they signed it stating i had cleared it). and i did't know.

now i got pulled over in GA and they said my licence is suspended and took me straight to jail (now i did had my licence with me at that time) now i've to go to court for it, now i've no idea what to do as i'm going tomorrow to get further information on monday. but was wondering if anyone can advice or give me some info on what i should or should not do.

thanks.

**Mr. Knowitall** · 08-05-2012, 09:45 PM

If you missed a ticket, that's your answer. You were supposed to take care of all of your unpaid tickets, but you missed a ticket.

Finish paying off your tickets, get your license reinstated, and see what the prosecutor will do for you in Georgia. It would be sensible to consult a lawyer in the county where you're charged.

**scbjmshpv** · 08-06-2012, 05:42 AM

well, i checked with DMV 2 times to make sure all tickets were paid, and they told me all tickets were paid and signed after i cleared all tickets.

**Mr. Knowitall** · 08-06-2012, 05:56 AM

It's your job, not theirs, to keep track of your tickets and pay them on time. They aren't the court - if the court hasn't told them about a ticket, they won't know about the ticket.