Drivers License Revoked

Looking for advice-

I currently have my drivers license revoked. Im wondering if moving to
another state,and getting a license there is possible? From what ive
heard,its not possible,theres a national registry.(Ive heard a couple
states dont particpate)But its possible information can somehow not
get transferred with the huge computer networks involved.

Ive also heard that when i apply in a new state,they ask me under risk
of perjury,if i have any judgements against me in another state. If i
lie and get caught,do they tend to prosecute on something like that?

Anyone with any experience/advice pls respond,and feel free to email
me.

In article >,
wrote:

> Looking for advice-
>
> I currently have my drivers license revoked. Im wondering if moving to
> another state,and getting a license there is possible? From what ive
> heard,its not possible,theres a national registry.(Ive heard a couple
> states dont particpate)But its possible information can somehow not
> get transferred with the huge computer networks involved.
>
> Ive also heard that when i apply in a new state,they ask me under risk
> of perjury,if i have any judgements against me in another state. If i
> lie and get caught,do they tend to prosecute on something like that?
>
> Anyone with any experience/advice pls respond,and feel free to email
> me.

Anything is possible, but if your license was revoked, you should check
the DMV web site for the state you want to move to. Odds are though,
that you're not going to be eligible to drive legally anywhere in the
states. Perhaps an attorney can assist you with getting licensed.

In article >,
says...
>
>
>Looking for advice-
>
>I currently have my drivers license revoked. Im wondering if moving to
>another state,and getting a license there is possible? From what ive
>heard,its not possible,theres a national registry.(Ive heard a couple
>states dont particpate)But its possible information can somehow not
>get transferred with the huge computer networks involved.
>
>Ive also heard that when i apply in a new state,they ask me under risk
>of perjury,if i have any judgements against me in another state. If i
>lie and get caught,do they tend to prosecute on something like that?
>
>Anyone with any experience/advice pls respond,and feel free to email
>me.

Don't do it. If you go to traffic court, there are always a few folks there
who were caught lying on their application.
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Alex

On Thu, 04 May 2006 06:39:49 -0700, Scott en Aztlán
> wrote:

>On Thu, 04 May 2006 02:26:24 -0400, wrote:
>
>>im probably moving to NYC myself. Well,I guess even in a big
>>city, its best to not lie on a license application.
>
>The good news is you won't have to. If you live in NYC, you won't need
>a car, much less a license.

yeah thats a big reason im moving there. in the outer boroughs some
people own cars,but youre right they arent neccessary.

i was hoping to get a license in NY, so if i wanted to move elsewhere,
i could have a car. oh well.

In article >,
says...

>Thanks Alex. Do you know how stiff the penalty is?

No I don't. I'm sure penalties with the state.

>Are you a law student?

No.

>Also i noticed your email is for columbia univ- im probably moving to
>NYC myself. Well,I guess even in a big city, its best to not lie on a
>license application.

Best bet is not to lie. If you are in NYC, you can easily get by without
a license.
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Alex