Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-6-201
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Authority to cancel or deny driving privilege – Appeal –
Official statutory text
Release for driving privilege reinstatement.
A. Service Oklahoma is hereby authorized to cancel or deny any
person's driving privilege upon determining that the person:
1. Is not entitled to a driver license or identification card
issued to the person; or
2. Failed to give the required or correct information in the
application.
Upon such cancellation or denial, the person to whom the license or
card was issued shall surrender the license or card so canceled to
Service Oklahoma. The person may apply for a valid driver license
or identification card, if the person is otherwise eligible. Any
person whose driving privilege is canceled or denied under the
provisions of this subsection shall have the right to an appeal as
provided in Section 6-211 of this title.
B. Upon determination by Service Oklahoma that any person:
1. Used fraudulent information to apply for or obtain a driver
license or identification card;
2. Committed or aided another person in the commission of any
act provided in subparagraph b, c, e, g, or h of paragraph 1 of
Section 6-301 of this title; or
3. Committed or aided another person in the commission of any
act provided in subparagraph a, b, c, d, e, or f of paragraph 2 of
Section 6-301 of this title,
Service Oklahoma shall revoke the person's driving privilege for a
period of sixty (60) days for a first determination. For a second
or subsequent determination by Service Oklahoma under paragraph 1, 2
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 362
or 3 of this subsection, the person's driving privilege shall be
revoked for a period of six (6) months. Such periods shall not be
subject to modification. Upon such revocation, the person to whom
the license or card was issued shall surrender the license or card
to Service Oklahoma. The person may apply for a valid
identification card, if the person is otherwise eligible.
C. A determination, as provided for in subsection B of this
section, shall include:
1. A conviction in any court, when the conviction becomes
final; or
2. The findings of an investigation by the Identity
Verification Unit, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Division, or a
designee of Service Oklahoma.
D. Any person whose driving privilege is revoked under the
provisions of subsection B of this section may be required to obtain
a release from the Identity Verification Unit, the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol Division, or a designee of Service Oklahoma before being
considered for reinstatement of driving privileges.
E. Any person whose driving privilege is revoked under the
provisions of subsection B of this section shall have the right to
an appeal as provided in Section 6-211 of this title.
A. Service Oklahoma is hereby authorized to cancel or deny any
person's driving privilege upon determining that the person:
1. Is not entitled to a driver license or identification card
issued to the person; or
2. Failed to give the required or correct information in the
application.
Upon such cancellation or denial, the person to whom the license or
card was issued shall surrender the license or card so canceled to
Service Oklahoma. The person may apply for a valid driver license
or identification card, if the person is otherwise eligible. Any
person whose driving privilege is canceled or denied under the
provisions of this subsection shall have the right to an appeal as
provided in Section 6-211 of this title.
B. Upon determination by Service Oklahoma that any person:
1. Used fraudulent information to apply for or obtain a driver
license or identification card;
2. Committed or aided another person in the commission of any
act provided in subparagraph b, c, e, g, or h of paragraph 1 of
Section 6-301 of this title; or
3. Committed or aided another person in the commission of any
act provided in subparagraph a, b, c, d, e, or f of paragraph 2 of
Section 6-301 of this title,
Service Oklahoma shall revoke the person's driving privilege for a
period of sixty (60) days for a first determination. For a second
or subsequent determination by Service Oklahoma under paragraph 1, 2
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 362
or 3 of this subsection, the person's driving privilege shall be
revoked for a period of six (6) months. Such periods shall not be
subject to modification. Upon such revocation, the person to whom
the license or card was issued shall surrender the license or card
to Service Oklahoma. The person may apply for a valid
identification card, if the person is otherwise eligible.
C. A determination, as provided for in subsection B of this
section, shall include:
1. A conviction in any court, when the conviction becomes
final; or
2. The findings of an investigation by the Identity
Verification Unit, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Division, or a
designee of Service Oklahoma.
D. Any person whose driving privilege is revoked under the
provisions of subsection B of this section may be required to obtain
a release from the Identity Verification Unit, the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol Division, or a designee of Service Oklahoma before being
considered for reinstatement of driving privileges.
E. Any person whose driving privilege is revoked under the
provisions of subsection B of this section shall have the right to
an appeal as provided in Section 6-211 of this title.
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