Licence Disqualification Removal Application

The process takes a couple of months, so it’s best to get started as soon as possible!

There are a few steps that must be taken before you can go to court. It is important to get these procedural steps right, particularly because if your application is refused, for any reason, you cannot make another one for 12 months.

Ainsley’s lawyers have made plenty of these applications and know the process inside out, as well as what the Court needs to see in an application for it to succeed.

Contact us to discuss what to do next to get you back on the road as soon as possible.

You can still make an application to remove disqualification periods that flow from HTODs. However if you only have HTOD periods left to go on your record and for some reason you do not meet the eligibility requirements for this application, you can still make an application to quash the HTOD.

If you have HTODs remaining on your record, contact us to discuss which application would be best for getting you back on the road as soon as possible.

In our experience, the Court’s biggest concern will be whether you will be a safe driver if it lets you have a licence again.

So you need to prepare evidence demonstrating this.

This can include:

• A certificate showing recent completion of a traffic offenders program.
• Character references explaining how you’ve changed since you were offending.
• A letter from you to the Court explaining what you’ve learned from your time off the road, how much you would value and protect your licence if you got it back and your understanding of the importance of road safety.

There isn’t a formula for preparing for court. Contact us to discuss your individual situation and what evidence would best support your application.