When a driver’s license is suspended in New York State, the driver who has received this sentence must carry out a process of recovery of his privilegesafter the end of the period of suspension assigned by the authorities following the regulations of the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV, for its acronym in English).
To complete the privilege recovery process, in addition to following the DMV instructions regarding the caseit is necessary for the driver to pay the fee corresponding to your requesta process that can be carried out online.
How to pay for the end of suspension of a driver’s license in New York online?
When the suspension time of a driver’s license has expired —which may vary depending on the characteristics of the case— it is necessary to start the process of recovering the privileges. On some occasions, the DMV will require the driver to show proof of completion of a driver’s education program, but in all cases it is essential to pay the completion fee to recover the validity of the license.
In New York State, this termination fee can be paid online by following a few easy steps:
1. Go to the official page of the New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and click on the “Online Transactions” tab.
2. Scroll down until you find the “Fines and traffic tickets” section.
3. The page will redirect to online payment system for suspension termination feewhich will request some data related to the driver:
– License number (consisting of 9 digits)
– Sex
– Birthdate
– Last 4 digits of Social Security Number (SSN)
– Email address
It is important to note that this type of modality only reserved for those individuals who have received a defined suspension of their driver’s license. Definite suspensions are those that have a start date and end date pre-established by the DMV and indicated in the corresponding notice that arrives via mail. In this sense, if the suspension is indefinite (without an end date), the driver will not be able to pay this fee online.
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