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License Expiry question
no this is not diafrolic
so my drivers license expired last month. i had a G2. now the question that i really have is. to do all the levels again, would i be able to do them all within a few months or is it again a 5 year process?
and is my inclass defensive driving crap still valid?
(yes i did try to google up answers but had no luck)
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee no this is not diafrolic so my drivers license expired last month. i had a G2. now the question that i really have is. to do all the levels again, would i be able to do them all within a few months or is it again a 5 year process? and is my inclass defensive driving crap still valid? (yes i did try to google up answers but had no luck) |
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| Originally posted by Stingray You'll have to write your G1, then take your G2 driver's test. It's balls and it happened to me a couple years ago. |
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee yea i know i have to redo it but the question is, how quickly can i re-acquire(if thats a word) my G2? |
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| Originally posted by Stingray As soon as you write your G1 and can get a road test. Start looking for an appointment. |
I had a friend who accidently let her G2 expire, and she was able to call MTO and get a temporary G2 license for the day to take her G test.
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee oh ok..thank god i dont have to wait for years then.... but in terms of insurance, would they look at the date of my new license or consider me a driver since i got my G2 first? |
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| Originally posted by Stingray Mr. El Kay Dee still has x years of driving experience. |
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| Originally posted by PartEgurl I had a friend who accidently let her G2 expire, and she was able to call MTO and get a temporary G2 license for the day to take her G test. |
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee but how long after it expired did she take the test? |
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee but how long after it expired did she take the test? |
The same doesn't apply if you have a G tho does it? I would just go in and get a new one reissued correct? I can't remember from the last time I did it...
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| Originally posted by Tygon The same doesn't apply if you have a G tho does it? I would just go in and get a new one reissued correct? I can't remember from the last time I did it... |
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee after how long does a G expire? |
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| Originally posted by Tygon The same doesn't apply if you have a G tho does it? I would just go in and get a new one reissued correct? I can't remember from the last time I did it... |
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| Originally posted by Euphorica no it doesnt apply. you just pay for a new one...i think its like $100 now. |
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee but how long after it expired did she take the test? |
eek.. I gotta get mine renewed soon as well. same with my OHIP. wtf .. i hate doing this crap.
btw..
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Novice Class Drivers (G1, G2, M1, M2) In or Outside Ontario These classes of licences are not renewable upon expiry. Approximately six months prior to the expiry date of the licence a Notice of Novice Driver's Licence Expiry will be mailed to the driver to the last address registered on the ministry's database. This notice will detail the level achieved, and what options the driver has to re-qualify or exit the graduated licensing system. Drivers In Ontario (Classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G and M) You should receive a renewal application in the mail to the last address registered on the ministry's database approximately 60 days prior to your driver's licence expiry date. If you do not receive or have lost a renewal application, a new one can be printed, and your licence renewed while you wait, at any Driver & Vehicle Licence Issuing Office. You can renew an expired driver's licence, without taking tests, within one year of the licence expiry date. If a driver's licence has been expired for more than one, but fewer than three years, you must visit a DriveTest centre to complete a vision test. If your licence has been expired for over three years but not more than 10 years, you have to reapply under Graduated Licensing at a DriveTest centre�the mandatory waiting periods are waived. If your licence has expired for over ten years, you have to reapply under graduated licensing at a DriveTest centre and serve all the mandatory waiting periods. To renew your licence, take the Renewal Application to a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office. You will be asked to sign the application, show identification, pay the required renewal amount, and have your photograph taken if required. The renewal fee is $75.00. Effective January 1, 2005 all payments made by personal cheques must be certified unless sent by mail. Note: For Classes A, B, C, E and F or Condition Z (air brake endorsement), please go to a DriveTest centre to take the required tests. Once you complete the required tests, you must take the renewal application to a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office to renew your licence. |
I have a similar situation.
my license expired on my b-day last november...but was also suspended around that time due to an upaid speeding ticket.
am I going to have trouble just paying the oustanding fines/fees and renewing it? 
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| Originally posted by El Kay Dee after how long does a G expire? |
you can get a temp G2 i think its $100 and the cost of license renewal is $75
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| Originally posted by MarkT I have a similar situation. my license expired on my b-day last november...but was also suspended around that time due to an upaid speeding ticket. am I going to have trouble just paying the oustanding fines/fees and renewing it? |
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