Form 356 Suspension or Restriction of Driving Privilege - Kansas

What Is Form 356?

This is a legal form that was released by the Kansas District Courts - a government authority operating within Kansas. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is a Form 356?
A: Form 356 is a document used in Kansas to suspend or restrict a person's driving privilege.

Q: When would my driving privilege be suspended or restricted?
A: Your driving privilege may be suspended or restricted if you have committed certain offenses, such as DUI or excessive traffic violations.

Q: What information is included on Form 356?
A: Form 356 includes information about the driver, the reason for the suspension or restriction, and the effective dates.

Q: How do I request a hearing for a suspension or restriction?
A: To request a hearing, you need to fill out and submit a Form DC-102. The instructions for requesting a hearing are provided on the back of Form 356.

Q: What happens if I drive while my driving privilege is suspended or restricted?
A: Driving while your driving privilege is suspended or restricted is a serious offense and can result in further penalties, such as fines, jail time, or further suspension of your driving privilege.

Q: How can I get my driving privilege reinstated?
A: The requirements for reinstating your driving privilege depend on the reason for the suspension or restriction. In most cases, you will need to fulfill any necessary obligations, such as paying fines or completing a required program, and then apply for reinstatement with the Kansas Department of Revenue.

Q: Can I appeal a decision to suspend or restrict my driving privilege?
A: Yes, you have the right to appeal a decision to suspend or restrict your driving privilege. The instructions for appealing a decision are provided on the back of Form 356.