A Chicago man faced difficulties renewing his driver's license due to a 1963 DUI conviction and a name error on his application. The Illinois Secretary of State revealed that the man had not completed a required administrative hearing and had not paid his license reinstatement fee. The man had applied for a new license without his middle initial, which was different from his original license with the DUI conviction.
A Chicago man struggled to renew his Illinois driver's license due to a 1963 DUI conviction and a name error on his application. The 83-year-old man, Donald Martin, reached out to the ABC7 I-Team for help. He had been driving with his license for decades without any problems, but when he went to renew it in 2021, he was denied due to the decades-old violation.
The Illinois Secretary of State revealed that Martin never went through a required administrative hearing in 1963 and did not pay his license reinstatement fee. Martin had applied for a new license without his middle initial, which was different from his original license with the DUI conviction
Chicago Man Driver's License Renewal DUI Conviction Name Error Application Illinois Secretary Of State Administrative Hearing License Reinstatement Fee
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