APS DMV Hearing

APS DMV Hearing

Many have heard of the DMV APS Hearing. This stands for the Administrative Per Se Hearing held by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Here is the hearing at which you will have the ability to contest the suspension of your license; this hearing must be officially requested by you, per Section 1-3: Amends O.C.G.A. 40-5-67(b) by extending the term of a LICENSE OR RECEIVING THE DDS-1205 from 30 days to 45 days of your arrest or you will lose the right to fight to your driving privileges. In some cases, the DMV hearing could be attended by us for you if for any reason you are unable to attend within the time allotted. Also to note, Section 1-4: Amends O.C.G.A. 40-5-67.1 as follows: Extends the amount of time a person may request an ALS hearing from 10 business days to 30 calendar days. Your case will be heard and determined by a DMV officer, not a judge. DMV hearings can take anywhere from one to two hours depending on the circumstances of your case. Your driving privileges will be revived if you’re successful in this hearing. You might potentially request a restricted driver’s license, which allows you to drive to and from work, if you’re unsuccessful. On the other hand, the restricted driver’s license request is created independent. What’s a DMV APS Hearing?

In GA, it is the ALS Hearing held by the Office of State Administrative Hearings in various courtrooms.  Clients do not need to attend.

For further details on this topic you are welcome to further read the following PDF document from the Georgia Department of Driver Services, a gov site.

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