1. Identify the Date of Service:
   • Locate the date the Admin Per Se was served.
   • At the bottom of the Admin Per Se document, find the “Order of Suspension” section, which includes a box titled “Date Served.” The citing officer will have written the service date here.
2. Submit an MVD Hearing Request:
   • Requests can be made via email to the Executive Hearing Office (EHO).
   • Your request should include:
     • Full name
     • Driver’s license number
     • Address
     • Date of birth
     • Date of violation
3. Confirm Receipt of Your Request:
   • Ensure that the Executive Hearing Office has received your hearing request.
4. Receive Correspondence from MVD:
   • You may receive one of two types of letters:
     • A hearing notice detailing the MVD hearing date and information.
     • A notice stating that MVD has not received an Admin Per Se affidavit. If you receive this letter, resubmit your request and continue following up until you receive a hearing notice.
5. Attend the MVD Hearing:
   • The hearing takes place at the Executive Hearing Office (EHO).
   • Attendees include:
     • The State attorney
     • The citing officer
     • The Defendant and/or their attorney

• The hearing is conducted before a Judge who will determine whether your driver’s license suspension is upheld.
• The Judge will hear:
  • The State’s argument, which includes the citing officer’s testimony.
  • The Defendant’s argument, which may include the Defendant’s testimony.
• Your attorney can present evidence to challenge the officer’s testimony and the State’s case. Evidence may include:
  • On-body camera recordings
  • Audio recordings
  • Police reports
  • Officer’s narratives

• Whether you need to testify is a decision made between you and your attorney.
• Prior to the hearing, you will have a telephonic meeting with your attorney to discuss the proceedings and determine if your attendance and testimony are necessary.

• If the fifteen-day deadline passes without a request, your driver’s license will be automatically suspended.
• MVD will send a letter notifying you of the suspension’s start date.

At R&R Law Group, our experienced DUI attorneys can analyze and explain the proceedings in detail.

• An attorney can:
  • Improve your chances of winning the MVD hearing.
  • Gather valuable information that may aid your criminal case.