DUI License Suspension in Oklahoma: Hearing Deadline and Hardship License

How to Request a Hearing in Oklahoma

file a petition in the district court of the county where you were arrested and serve a certified copy on Service Oklahoma by certified mail; or enroll in IDAP with the Board of Tests within 30 calendar days of receiving the revocation notice, which waives the appeal

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Suspension if You Fail a Test in Oklahoma

at least 180 days and until IDAP completion (first in ten years); at least 1 year with one prior; at least 2 years with two or more47 O.S. §§ 753, 754, 6-211(D)-(E), 6-205.1(A), 6-212.5(F)

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Suspension if You Refuse a Test in Oklahoma

at least 180 days and until IDAP completion (first in ten years); at least 1 year with one prior; at least 2 years with two or more47 O.S. §§ 753, 754, 6-211(D)-(E), 6-205.1(A), 6-212.5(F)

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Getting a Interlock-Restricted License Through the Impaired Driver Accountability Program (IDAP) in Oklahoma

Revocation periods are mandatory and no hardship privilege is granted except under IDAP. A first-time Class D licensee who enrolls within 30 days of the revocation notice and gets an interlock-restricted license before the revocation takes effect can have the record show IDAP completion without revocation.

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More on DUI Law in Oklahoma

See the full overview of DUI laws in Oklahoma and read about hardship licenses in every state.

• Oklahoma DUI Penalties: First, Second and Third Offense
• Ignition Interlock Rules in Oklahoma
• Can a DUI Be Expunged in Oklahoma?
• Refusing a Breath or Blood Test in Oklahoma

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