How do I apply for DUI license revocation relief?

You asked about DUI license revocation relief.

According to Article 94 of the Road Traffic Act, a person who has objections to receiving a driver's license revocation or suspension disposition may file an objection within 60 days from the date of receiving the disposition.

Also, under the Administrative Appeals Act, you can apply for license relief through an administrative appeal.

In this case, you must apply to the competent court within 90 days after receiving the disposition.

However, in your case, you mentioned that your license was revoked due to DUI.

Since DUI is a crime that is being punished strictly, you must closely identify mitigation factors and respond to the relief application based on a strategy built on this.

It would be good to receive the assistance of a DUI attorney for this case. We can establish a strategy that emphasizes that the driver's license is absolutely necessary for livelihood maintenance, and emphasizes the alcohol level or past record.

DUI requires different strategies depending on whether it is a repeat offense and what the level is.

However, since it is difficult to know your alcohol level at the time, whether an accident occurred, repeat offense status, etc., there are parts where detailed answers are difficult.

Therefore, I would recommend that you explain your situation in detail through a DUI attorney and establish a punishment plan.