UPDATED INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR WASHINGTON DUI:

As of January 1, 2019, you only have 7 DAYS to properly request a DOL hearing after being cited for DUI.

Call now for a free consultation. DUI & Criminal Defense Lawyer
Attorney Melissa W. Sullivan: (425) 322-1076

Attorney Paul J. Grass: (425) 322-1076

Department of Licensing, License Suspension, SR-22 Insurance, License Revocation, and Ignition Interlock Devices:

In addition to the Court’s action against a DUI defendant, the Department of Licensing (DOL) will also seek to impose penalties to take away the license of those who refuse a breath/blood test or those who take the breath/blood test, but have a certain alcohol concentration.  Furthermore, high risk (SR-22) insurance is required of anyone who loses their license by Department of Licensing (SR-22 is required for 3 years after a finding of DUI by the Department of Licensing).  This can cost thousands of dollars over the years.

Every case is different, and an experienced DUI Attorney should be consulted about the particular aspects of any case.  Below, you can see the grid the Department of Licensing (DOL) uses in determining license suspensions and revocations in WA for DUI / DWI.

An experienced DUI / DOL Attorney can help you fight your case against the Department of Licensing and the court.  As the defendant in the matter, you MUST submit a request for a hearing to Department of Licensing (and a $375 hearing fee) within 7 days of the arrest for DUI.  Attorneys Melissa Sullivan and Paul Grass handles numerous DOL hearings and will fight to keep the Department from taking your license and your freedom.

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Washington DUI Lawyers of the Sullivan Law Group:
Paul J. Grass — Melissa W. Sullivan
(425) 322-1076

 

ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS as per RCW 46.20.3101

BUT SEE A LAWYER FOR A CONSULT ABOUT THE FACTS OF YOUR PARTICULAR CASE! 

THERE MAY BE WAYS TO KEEP DRIVING WITH A RESTRICTED DRIVER’S LICENSE (IIL).

REFUSED TEST


First Refusal Within 7 Years And No Prior Administrative Action Within Past 7 Years


Second or Subsequent Refusal Within Past 7 Years OR First Refusal And At Least One Prior Administrative Action Within Past 7 Years

 


(Day for day credit for revocation period already served under suspension, revocation, or denial imposed under RCW 46.61.5055 and arising out of the same incident.–Chapter 95, Laws 2004)

Adult


One-Year License Revocation

Two-Year License Revocation

Minor


One-Year License Revocation

Two-Year License Revocation Or Until Age Twenty-One,
Whichever Is Longer

 

ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION TEST RESULT

First Administrative Action Second or Subsequent Administrative Action

Adults With 0.08 or Greater


90-Day License Suspension


Two-Year License Revocation

Minors With 0.02 or Greater


90-Day License Suspension

One-Year License Revocation Or Until Age Twenty-One,
Whichever Is Longer

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