After a California DUI arrest, you only have 10 DAYS to request a DMV hearing to avoid having your California driver's license automatically suspended!
Don't miss your opportunity to demand due process from the DMV. You have a right to an administrative hearing before DMV can consider a suspension, but if you do not make the request in time, DMV can suspend your license just based on the information provided by law enforcement.
The best way to send your DMV hearing request is by fax because you will have proof that the fax was received by DMV before the 10th day. You should submit your faxed request to the office nearest your arrest location (see Driver Safety Offices list below).
Make sure your request contains the following information:
Dear Motor Vehicle Representative:
I, ________________________________, hereby request a hearing regarding
the suspension of my drivers license#________________________________
I was arrested on __________________________________(insert date),
Signed ________________________________________________
Today's date:_____________________________________________
My Phone Number is: ______________________________________
My Address is:___________________________________________
___________________________________________________
Alameda and Contra Costa County DUI cases -
Oakland Driver Safety
7677 Oakport St, #220
Oakland, CA 94621
Phone 510)563-8900
Fax 510) 563-8950
San Francisco
1377 Fell St 2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94117
Phone 415) 557-1170
Fax 415) 557-7375
San Jose
111 Alma Ave Room A
San Jose, Ca 95110
Phone 408) 277-1314
Fax 408) 277-1033
Sacramento
4700 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95820
Phone 916) 227-2970
Fax 916) 227-2901
Attorney Vicki A. Jensen will gladly fax your DMV hearing request for you, but you should not wait to choose an attorney before taking this very important time-sensitive action.
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