If your driver's license has been cancelled, suspended or revoked, what must you do?

When a driver's license has been cancelled, suspended, or revoked, the appropriate action is to return the license to the Department. This is necessary because the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) retains authority over the validity of licenses. If a license is no longer valid due to disciplinary actions, the individual must comply with the DMV's policies, which typically require the return of the physical license.

Returning the license signifies that the individual acknowledges the status of their driving privileges and is taking the correct steps as outlined by the DMV. This process helps ensure that the individual does not mistakenly use a license that is not valid for driving, which could lead to further legal consequences.

Other options involve actions that do not properly address the requirements set forth by the DMV after a license is affected.