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Reapplication for a driver's license can be made only
after the terms of the cancellation have been met.
Under Illinois driving law, your driver's license may be
cancelled for the following reason(s):
Medical Condition - being medically or visually
unfit to safely operate a motor vehicle; failure to
submit a medical or vision report when required; failure
to self-admit to a medical condition that may interfere
with the safe operation of a motor vehicle.
Reexamination Requirement - failing to appear for
a required reexamination; failing a portion of the test
required on a mandatory reexamination.
Fraudulent application - committed a fraudulent
offense in the making of an application.
Ineligible - not entitled to the license or
permit.
Denial
"Denial" means that you are temporarily denied the
privilege of applying for a driver's license and, in
certain instances, an instruction permit.
Under Illinois driving law, a denial can only be entered
to the driving record of an individual under the age of
18 for conviction of one of the following offenses:
1. A conviction for violation of any Illinois
traffic laws that results in a mandatory revocation of
driving privileges. A denial for this type of offense
precludes application for either a driver's license or an
instruction permit until the person's 18th birthday.
2. A conviction for driving without a valid
driver's license or permit (no valid license). Such a
denial forbids application for a driver's license until
the person's 18th birthday, while application for an
instruction permit is still allowed. If the person
already has a driver's license, then the driving
privilege granted by that license is reduced to being the
privilege granted by an instruction permit.
3. A conviction for a serious moving violation of
Illinois traffic laws. The length of this type of denial
is either six months or until the person's 18th birthday,
whichever is shorter. This denial only forbids
application for a driver's license. Instruction permit
applications are still allowed. If the person already has
a driver's license, then the driving privilege granted by
that license is reduced to being the privilege granted by
an instruction permit.
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