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A formal hearing is a contested proceeding before a hearing officer. During a formal hearing, the Secretary of State is represented by an attorney known as a hearing representative. Of course, the driver has the right to be represented by an attorney as well.
A request for formal hearing is initiated by request in writing and payment of a fee of $50.00. The Secretary of State is required to set the hearing date within ninety (90) days of the request for hearing. Copies of the Notice of Hearing will be sent to both counsel and the client.
Under Section 6-21 of the Probate Act of Illinois, any heir or interested party may request a formal proof of will hearing. In Illinois, this hearing plays a pivotal role in the probate process, especially when questions of authenticity, undue influence, or fraud are raised.
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.
Obtaining an RDP To obtain an RDP, the offender must prove a hardship exists, provide a current professional alcohol/drug evaluation and, when appropriate, provide proof of remedial education or treatment.
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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.
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)
Drivers license suspension hearing To request a hearing, you will need to fill out a form called Formal Hearing Request. You will also need to pay a $50 fee to schedule the hearing. You can request a hearing at the following locations in Illinois: Chicago.

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