![]() Pursuant to the Rules of the Supreme Court, the respondents must be given 30 days from the date of service to file responsive pleadings. ![]() The petition must be served on both the Commonwealth Attorney and the Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles. Petitioners with no history of DUI will have their court date set for approximately 60 days out. If the petitioner has had any DUI, he or she will be referred to Tri-River as soon as possible for evaluation, and a court date will be scheduled approximately 90 days out. Also, you must state the basis of your petition, i.e., restoration under Virginia Code Section 46.2-391(C)(1), or restricted license under Virginia Code Section 46.2-391(C)(2). To have your driving privileges restored, you must file in the Circuit Court Clerkâs Office a Petition for Restoration along with a copy of your current Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) record and the filing fee. There are two types of petitions for having driving privileges restored: habitual offender, and 3rd or subsequent Driving Under the Influence (DUI).
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