Eligibility Date for Michigan Drivers License Restoration and Michigan Drivers License Reinstatement

If you have two drunk driving convictions within 7 years, you are revoked for a minimum of one year. Technically, the revocation is for life, but you are eligible to apply for a Michigan drivers license reinstatement after one year. A second revocation results in a 5 year minimum revocation. Every time that you apply where you are unsuccessful in getting your license back on a restricted basis, you must wait for another year or 5 years respectively to elapse before applying again.

As you consider whether to hire an experienced Michigan lawyer who handles Michigan driver's license restoration cases, consider whether you can afford to live another year, or another 5 years, without license. You must consider the fact that, if you are driving on a suspended license, you are likely to get caught at some point. Every time you are caught driving on a suspended license, you face a DWLS charge, which carries up to 93 days in jail plus a laundry list of additional penalties. Proof of driving received by the Michigan Secretary of State, such as a conviction for even "no ops on person" essentially resets the year or 5 year revocation period as well!

At the Maze Legal Group, our fees and payment plans are reasonable enough to accommodate almost every person. We are not cheap, by any means, but if consider the ramifications of another minimum suspension / revocation period, our fees actually save you a long hassle, loss of income and possible additional costs that you might not otherwise incur. Call us today to discuss your license restoration case toll free at (888) 941-1122 or locally at (313) 792-8800.

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