If you received a DUI or DWI in another State, such as New York, Virginia, Pennsylvania, or Washington DC, but you are a Maryland driver, then the consequences for your license can be completely different from a local licensee who gets charged with the same offense. As such, if you are a Maryland licensee, and get a DUI in another state, the MVA in Maryland can still sanction you.
Don’t let the MVA take your license to drive!
If you are a Maryland driver and receive DUI or DWI in another state, the MVA could sanction you if you are convicted of an alcohol offense. The points will not transfer, but the conviction does, and the Maryland MVA will likely send you a letter to request a hearing on the potential sanction. if you receive this letter, it is extremely time-sensitive, so contact a lawyer immediately to discuss your potential options.
Maintaining your license is something that is important to all of our clients here at ENLawyers, and we work tirelessly to make sure that our clients receive the best possible outcome. If you are currently represented by an out of state lawyer and want to understand the implications of your case’s outcome in Maryland, do not hesitate to contact us. We offer reduced prices for consultations on this issue and are glad to work jointly with your lawyer to ensure the best result.
