First, carefully read the suspension notice to identify any deadlines for requesting an administrative hearing or submitting documentation. Recording deadlines immediately and gathering basic documents such as your driver’s license, arrest paperwork, and proof of insurance helps you respond quickly. Acting swiftly to request a hearing when required preserves the right to contest the suspension and prevents automatic loss of driving privileges that might otherwise take effect without review. Second, start arranging any obvious compliance items such as contacting your insurance carrier to confirm coverage or to arrange an SR-22 filing if needed, and determine whether a fee payment or program enrollment is required. Keeping organized records of payments and correspondence is helpful when following up with the Department of Public Safety or courts. If you have questions about next steps or timelines, consider contacting Housley Law in Lynchburg at 662-222-0900 for guidance on preserving rights and assembling documentation.