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Need Direction about getting license back
I need some direction on how to go about getting my license back. I owe somewhere in the amount of 21 thousand dollars in unpaid fines. I was a G2 driver when I received my first suspension, my license has since expired. I am now a father of 2, and work in the trades as a mechanic. I need to get a driver's license but have no clue how to do it again. I have unpaid fines still, and need to know is there away to get the fines lowered? or work out something. A license is a must for me now
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No, I am not the chief of Toronto Police.
No, I do not work for Toronto Police...
... it is just a name folks
No, I do not work for Toronto Police...
... it is just a name folks

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How is it everyone else's fault YOU comitted an offence?
This is another good point. I believe if you try to renew an expired G2, you have a 3 year period where you have to start from G1, but can skip the mandatory wait periods. If it's been longer, you'll have to start the whole thing over like any other new driver. The earlier you get this whole process rolling, the better. You're going to have to wait around for a bit anyways.daggx wrote:Also since you had a G2 that has now expired you may have to start over with a G1 and work your way back up.
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Maybe try my advice first before you disregard it.Mechanicjoe wrote:It can't be that simple.. What are the chances the courts will in fact reinstate my license?, I was always told I had to pay off all my fines first.
No, I am not the chief of Toronto Police.
No, I do not work for Toronto Police...
... it is just a name folks
No, I do not work for Toronto Police...
... it is just a name folks

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You tell the clerk that you would like to speak to a J.P..
When you get in the room with the J.P. you explain how you will pay the fine.
(post dated cheques are good).
Then explain that you have brought an amount of cash to start it off.
Tell your story and wait for the answer.
Most likely it will be granted and if it is, all the extra fees will disappear.
Other option might be ask for time on weekends.
The J.P. just wants to resolve it and if you give them a reason to believe that
"it will be", they will grant it.
Cheers
Viper1
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