You violated the traffic rules, you were given a fine, your rights were withdrawn and temporary ones were issued, their term has expired. This chain of events is common among drivers. It's OK! Armed with the necessary knowledge base, it will be extremely easy to renew temporary rights.
Necessary
- - honey. book;
- - old rights or their copy;
- - the passport;
- - knowledge of the legislation in the auto-field;
- - knowledge of traffic rules.
Instructions
Step 1
You can renew temporary rights in the following ways:
-you have the right to appeal against a court decision that revoked your driving license;
-you can go to court and demand to extend your temporary rights, because you think that the complete deprivation of the right to drive a car is too severe a punishment;
-you can re-take the license test, and by the decision of the head of the MREO, the driver's license is extended for a certain period.
The most common and effective last method.
Step 2
The most common and effective last method.
The first step is to apply to the local MREO stating that you want to re-license and renew your temporary driver's license. If you are denied, then apply with such a request to the court (you have the right to be denied only if you have committed an extremely gross and dangerous violation). As soon as you have received permission to retake the license test, go to take it.
Step 3
If you have successfully passed this test, return to the MREO, where you took the application with all the necessary documents for the renewal of rights - passport, honey. a book (as a rule, a certificate from a narcologist is required) and an extract from the place of taking the test. Remember! Only the head of this MREO can renew a temporary driver's license.
Step 4
Check your new temporary rights carefully. They are valid if they have the seal and signature of the head of the MREO. Also, not only the number up to which the rights are valid, but also the number of their registration should be indicated. An extract on the re-surrender of rights must be given to the head of the MREO.
