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The document is a formal request for a hearing under the Illinois Vehicle Code, allowing individuals to contest actions related to their driving privileges, such as suspension or revocation. It includes sections for personal information, hearing location preferences, and payment details for a $50 filing fee. The document also outlines alternative options for out-of-state petitioners.

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What do I need for a formal hearing in Illinois?

Formal Hearings Full name (include middle initial) Current address (include P.O. Box #, Apt. Telephone number (day and evening) Date of birth. Illinois drivers license number or reference number (if available) Social Security number. Year and state of last alcohol/drug-related arrest. E-mail address (if available)

What happens in a formal hearing?

A formal hearing is not like a trial, but a meeting where a Hearing Panel or Hearing Officer listens to both sides and any witnesses, and reviews documents.

How long does it take to hear back from a formal hearing in Illinois?

While the Secretary of State technically has up to 90 days to render a decision after the hearing, the decision usually takes 8-12 weeks to arrive. If denied driving relief, the driver may appeal the decision to the circuit court within 35 days.

What is a formal court hearing?

A hearing refers to any formal proceeding before a court . The term usually refers to a brief court session that resolves a specific question before a full court trial takes place, or to such specialized proceedings as administrative hearings .

Can you go to Illinois Secretary of State without an appointment?

Secretary of State Facility Location Please schedule an appointment today and Skip-the-Line. Vehicle-related transactions, such as license plate sticker renewal and disability placards, are walk in services and do not require an appointment.

What happens at a formal disciplinary hearing?

What will happen at the meeting? Your employer will explain the reason for the meeting and go through the evidence they have. They should give you the opportunity to put your case and answer the allegations made against you. You should be allowed to ask questions, give your evidence and call witnesses.

What happens at the first hearing?

During the first hearing, the court will decide the most appropriate venue for your case. If the case remains in the Magistrates Court and you plead guilty, sentencing may occur immediately or at a later date. If you plead not guilty, a trial date will be set.

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