I can't find it now but I read somewhere that if DPS revokes your license for a misdemeanor conviction, you have to wait 7 years instead of 5, but if you turn in your license first you only have to wait 5 years. Does anyone know if DPS hits you with the additional 2 year penalty if they're denied because they applied before they're eligible, or do they only hit you for a revoked license?sjfcontrol wrote:That was a renewal app. CHL-100 for renewals are only valid for 6 months, not two years. And the issue there was that the applicant had an issue and was notified that he had to resolve it within 90 days, and failed to do so. That invalidated his entire app. And therefore he had to reapply as a NEW applicant.Jar Jar wrote:I was reading about somebody had a problem with their application. I think on this forum. He had to do a complete new application including a new class. DPS wouldn't let him reuse the CHL 100 from his first class even though it was still in the time limit. How wude!
That said, good catch. Given that, I'm not sure that DPS would accept a CHL-100 that had been used in a prior denied app even if the reason for denial had expired, and the CHL-100 had not (and he still had an original). Bleeding edge here, best call DPS to find out. Too many variables to second guess DPS.
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- Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:44 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Misdemeanor Timing
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