Removal of Disqualification
A person who has been disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence for a period more than two years can apply to a court for the removal of the disqualification.
If your application is refused, a further application cannot be made until 12 months after the date of the refusal.
If you have a poor traffic history, you should consider waiting a further six months.
Process
- attain a copy of your traffic history (go to a Queensland Transport Customer Service Centre)
- attain a copy of your criminal history (you can apply at your local police station)
- complete an ‘Application for Removal of Disqualification of Driver Licence’ from the Magistrates Courts Court
- prepare a sworn document (affidavit) detailing your argument as to why the disqualification period should be removed
- appear in court and give evidence
OR
Contact HSL and for a fixed fee we will act on your behalf.
Howden Saggers has offices in Brisbane CBD, Springwood, Inala, and Southport on the Gold Coast. Our initial consultation with you is free. Please contact us regarding your requirements. Alternatively, you can phone us on 1800 Criminal Law either during or after business hours.
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