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dksuddu: 2 years ago via iPhone

I have a warrant for a unpaid speeding ticket in nevada and a suspended license, can I go to the DMV and get a regular ID

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jgilligan: 2 years ago via iPhone

There's a good chance you will be arrested if you have a warrant and you go to the DMV. When they run your information, they will see that you have a warrant. They have officers there for such an occasion, and it happens frequently.

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summerstorm: 2 years ago via iPhone

They can't hold you at the DMV. They're not cops. They can deny you your ID but they can't arrest you. If you have a current ID (with address) don't hand it over. Eeeek.

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dross1958: 2 years ago

they have police at the DMV in every state I have lived in.

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freekshow: 2 years ago

You sure can. Just bring another form of id - social security card/ birth certificate.

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dksuddu: 2 years ago via iPhone

R u sure? And how do u kno? I just ask cause I can't risk getting locked up and losing my job

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dksuddu: 2 years ago via iPhone

R u sure? And how do u kno? I just ask cause I can't risk getting locked up and losing my job

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stairs: 2 years ago via iPhone

I wouldn't apply unless your ready to face the wheel

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TcDavis: 2 years ago via iPhone

Stop breaking the law and pay the ticket, then you won't have to worry about things like that!

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summerstorm: 2 years ago via iPhone

Are you still in NV? If not, you can get your license, ID...whatever. Speeding tickets don't count toward other states' issues.

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dross1958: 2 years ago

Yes, tickets from any state are in the central data base that the DMV's are tied into.

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dross1958: 2 years ago

You can, but don't be surprised if you are " escorted " away by a friendly man/woman in a uniform.

As soon as they enter you in the system, the fact that you have an outstanding warrant will pop up.

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catbird: 2 years ago via iPhone

Pay the ticket or it will follow you forever. Sooner or later it will catch up with you. The fine is probably drawing interest

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Sonshine: 2 years ago via iPhone

Just out of curiosity, how do you know you have a warrant for unpaid vehicular fees?

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guzmanjennifer27: 2 years ago via iPhone

Look don't do it!!! I use to work for the courts in a suburb outside Memphis, Tn. We handled all the cases whether they were traffic or criminal etc... A warrant is a warrant, you have a bench warrant more then likely, that is a warrant that kinda just sits there until something happens ex. applying for ID, you get stopped while in a vehicle, being at the wrong place at the wrong time. I think you get the jest of what I am saying, save some money and go turn yourself in and clear this up so it doesn't haunt you anymore... Good luck!

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