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The DMV - What Happens to My License?
We maintain a separate page for DMV advice and information.
Note that for DUI cases, a request for a D.M.V. hearing must be made within 10 days of the arrest. If there is no request made within 10 days, the driver's license will be suspended/revoked 30 days from the date of arrest, and suspended for a four month period of time. The length of time of the suspension will depend upon how many DUI convictions the arrestee has suffered in the preceding seven years. Certain actions, such as refusal to submit to a blood test or breath test, can cause your license to automatically be suspended for one year, or longer if priors exist. For more information see the DMV advice page.
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California DUI Attorney 
