Virginia law outlines the conditions for reinstating suspended licenses, permits, or certificates, including paying a $50 fee and satisfying suspension grounds. It also details fees related to motor carriers' insurance violations and the process for re-licensing after revocation, which requires waiting for the revocation period to end and meeting all application requirements.
The reinstatement fee for suspended licenses in Virginia is $50, and only one fee applies even if multiple credentials are suspended for the same violation.
Yes, but you must wait until the revocation period has passed and then apply under the same procedures as a new application, meeting all eligibility requirements.
Yes, motor carriers must pay a $500 fee if they fail to keep in force the required insurance or bonds, and this fee applies when applying for a new license after revocation.
The grounds for suspension must be satisfied, and all applicable fees, including the $50 reinstatement fee, must be paid to the Department.