NYS unable to issue me permit because of old unpaid NH ticket?

My guess would be a license is a privilege.......pay up.

 

No. No statute of limitations on MV violation tickets (generally speaking). Don't know what to tell you. States like to work with each other to collect long past due fines and this is one way they do it. And one that size they are not going to forget about.

 

it may be a possibility, that interest has been tacked on over the years..i think a "general" interest rate is like 18%..??

and i do not believe that's a yearly interest rate, but a monthly one......

then late fee's, collection fee's,etc.

you would be better served to call them in the morning, and settle this.

this can and most likely will take a few weeks to clear up....

they ain't gonna move mountains for you now....

 

You might want to get an MVR at the DMV/DPS to verify your license is still active. Some drivers have been surprised to find out their CDL was invalid when an officer checked it at a weigh station. It’s one of the reasons why motor carriers check their drivers’ CDL routinely.

 

I know. In your case, the MVR for your driver’s license.

 

Yes you have to pay it. New Hampshire most likely suspended your driving privileges, which for non-cdl licenses is not a big deal if you never go back there. For CDL if you are suspended in one state you are suspended everywhere, meaning NY can't issue your CDL permit because you don't have a legal right to a CDL until New Hampshire is paid and restores your driving privledge.

You may want to get a MVR as suggested above and keep letters from settling the unpaid parking ticket, many companies will not want to hire you with a suspension on your record without a good reason.