§1030.17. Errors in Issuance of Driver's License/Cancellation  


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  • a)         In the event of a driver's license issuance error or administrative error, the Department shall provide the driver with written notice of his/her obligation to appear at a Driver Services Facility for issuance of a corrected driver's license without further testing pursuant to IVC Section 6-207.  The Department shall allow the driver at least five  but no more than 45 days from the notice date to obtain a corrected driver's license at no fee.  No extension shall be granted to the driver, except upon receipt of a confirmed medical emergency.  

     

    b)         A driver who obtains a corrected driver's license shall  be in compliance with the Department's request and shall be allowed to retain driving privileges.

     

    c)         Refusal or neglect to obtain a corrected driver's license within the specified period shall result in the cancellation of driving privileges pursuant to IVC Sections 6-201(a)(1) and 6-207(b).

     

    d)         Any driver whose driver's license is canceled pursuant to this Section will be allowed to obtain a corrected driver's license without re-testing or paying an additional fee, if the driver is not otherwise ineligible.

     

    e)         An order rescinding the cancellation shall be entered on the record of the driver who obtains a corrected or renewed driver's license.

     

(Source:  Amended at 40 Ill. Reg. 13637, effective September 19, 2016)