Non-Compact States Driver's Licenses That Are Revoked

Colorado law allows an individual whose driving privileges has been revoked due to DUI convictions to petition the court for a license.

Persons with revoked non compact state diver licenses still my apply for a Colorado license

If you have had your driver's license suspended or revoked by non compact state, you will need to contact the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles (CDMV) to apply for a Colorado license.

Colorado will initially deny you a license, but you have a right to a hearing.

A non-compact state driver's license is one that has been issued by a non-compact state. Colorado will not analyse you driving history under its own laws.

If you are denied a license at the hearing, you may appeal to a district court judge.

An individual who is denied a license at the administrative hearing may file an appeal with the district court within 35 days of the denial. The district court will review the case and make a decision based on the evidence presented.

There is no legal ground to deny you a license.

If your driving offenses were in a non compact state, there is no grounds to deny you a license. Until 2017, licenses were routinely granted and the laws are the same now as they were then.

A district court judge can order DMV to issue a license.

If the judge rules that the law was not followed, he or she has the auhority to order CDMV to issue a license. It should be honored by all states except the non compact state that revoked the license. Driver License Compact
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