If you surrender your operator's license in lieu of a fine how long must you wait before you can re-apply all over again in the US?

Br />The state in whihc you live makes the laws governing driver's license. You would need to check the state statutes that apply to your situation. You could call the DMV and ask.

Laws that apply to driver's licenses and the revocation or reinstatement of them are made by states. To find out when the suspension ends a person should contact the court clerk where the revocation was ordered, or the state DMV. If a person applied for a license in another state, their previous driving record/revocation might prohibit them being licensed in that state also.

Depending on the circumstances of the original infraction.

The state in whihc you live makes the laws governing driver's license. You would need to check the state statutes that apply to your situation. You could call the DMV and ask.

Laws that apply to driver's licenses and the revocation or reinstatement of them are made by states. To find out when the suspension ends a person should contact the court clerk where the revocation was ordered, or the state DMV. If a person applied for a license in another state, their previous driving record/revocation might prohibit them being licensed in that state also.

Depending on the circumstances of the original infraction.

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