La. Code Crim. Proc. art. 996

This is the official text of La. Code Crim. Proc. art. 996, part of Louisiana’s Code of Criminal Procedure — sets the procedural rules for criminal cases in Louisiana.

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Submission of expungement records to office of motor vehicles; forms to be used and completed by the clerk of court

Official statutory text

TRANSMITTAL OF RECORDS FOR EXPUNGEMENT OF DWI

PURSUANT TO C.Cr.P. Art. 984

____________________________

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DATE

OFFICE OF MOTOR VEHICLES

P.O. BOX 64886

BATON ROUGE, LA 70896

NAME_______________________DRIVERS LICENSE#___________________

DATE OF BIRTH:______________OFFENSE DATE:_____________________

SS#___________________________DOCKET NO:________________________

TICKET NO: ________________________

☐ Attached is a certified copy of the court minutes, original/certified copy of fingerprints and proof of the requirements as set forth in the Code of Criminal Procedure Article 556.1. Additionally, a $50.00 money order or certified funds made payable to the office of motor vehicles, in reference to the above named defendant is attached; or

☐ Attached is a copy of the certified letter received from office of motor vehicles indicating that all of the required documents were previously filed in conjunction with the requirements of Code of Criminal Procedure Article 894 and are on file. Additionally, a $50.00 money order or certified funds made payable to the office of motor vehicles is attached.

NOTE: Do not use this form to submit records of a DWI plea pursuant to Code of Criminal Procedure Article 894(A)(5).

Acts 2015, No. 200, §1.

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