#Why is my license suspended nc license#

If you have lost your license or have received a DWLRВ charge because of the failure to appear or pay the costs/fine contact The Law Offices of Wiley Nickel, PLLC for a free consultation at (919) 585-1486. What can I do if this has happened to me? So by not showing up to court, or not paying your court costs/fines for a minor traffic ticket, you can loseВ your North Carolina driverвЂ™s license!! If you go to court for your traffic ticket and are ordered to pay a fine or court fee, and you do not comply, the process and timeline are very similar with the only difference being a $50.00 late fee instead of $200.00. A DMV revocation results in indefinite suspension of your license. On the 60th day, if there have been no attempts to correct the FTA, the NC DMV will revoke your license. The clerk of court will notify the DMV, who in turn, will send a letter warning that your license will be suspended within 60 days if you do not address the issue. Next, the Division of Motor Vehicles is involved. If after 20 days you have not contacted the clerkвЂ™s office, your case will be recorded as a вЂњfailure to appear.вЂќ A FTA comes with a $200 late fee in addition to the original court costs and fines associated with the ticket. Whether it was intentional or not, failure to appear on your court date to resolve a traffic ticket results in the clerk of court marking your file вЂњcalled and failed.вЂќ After this happens, you have 20 days to appear in court and attempt to get your case back on a court calendar, OR, if possible, just pay the ticket fines and court fees.

Some people ignore their traffic tickets or simply forget about them, this can have serious consequences!

Most people do not know that if you fail to show up to court or donвЂ™t pay your fine or fee, you can lose your driverвЂ™s license. One of the most common circumstances is a failure to appear or failure to pay fine on a traffic ticket.

There are many reasons why a license can be suspended in North Carolina.