it will be revoked
Revoked
Yes you can, the DMV or Department of Revenue has the records and they are completely public.
You can get a certified copy of your marriage license from the NH Department of State Division of Vital Records Administration or from the town clerk's office from where the license was issued. You can download an application from the Division of Vital Records website. The current fee is $15. You will also need to show proof of identity.
Many DMV records are public. Contact your state department of motor vehicles for information.
The Medical Records Department prepares and maintains patient records.
There is a website in existence for license plate searches which is called License Plate Lookup. This site has access to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) records for fifty states. This site does charge a fee for searches. You can also contact your local DMV for information.
The Department is authorized to suspend your license if its records or other evidence shows that you have accumulated 15 points within 24 months under the point system, including violations committed out of state.
5 years.
You go to county records and pay for a license.
The records department page 11 middle.
The next of kin can request a dublicate from the department of records in the state the deceased died in. Most states will issue a certified duplicate for a small fee.
No, most companies will not require your license plate number.
All states have a cooperative agreement among them and honor each others DMV records, license information, and violations. The issuing state, notifies the DMV of your home state and the points are either applied against your license or your license is suspended until you take care of your obligation.