Maryland DUI/MVA Deadline Planner
Use this private, interactive planner to organize the dates printed on an officer-issued Maryland DR-15A. It keeps the MVA proceeding separate from the criminal case and helps you prepare the paperwork needed for an individual review.
Paperwork preparation tool
Maryland DUI/MVA Deadline Planner
Use the issue date printed on an officer-issued Maryland DR-15A to identify ordinary hearing and ignition-interlock markers. This planner does not request a hearing, enroll anyone in interlock, check MVA records, or determine whether you can drive.
Start with the document
DR-15 is the Advice of Rights. DR-15A is the Order of Suspension. This planner uses the DR-15A issue date.
The planner keeps the 10-day and 30-day hearing-request periods separate and shows a distinct 30-day initial ignition-interlock election marker. It also shows the ordinary 45-day paper temporary-license period only when the answers support that calculation. A weekend or listed OAH closure can affect an OAH filing date under the administrative rules, but that does not automatically extend a temporary license or establish that a stay exists.
Before relying on a calculated date
This tool does not check MVA records, submit a hearing request, enroll anyone in ignition interlock, or determine current driving privileges. Compare its result with every page of the DR-15A and any later MVA or OAH notice. Existing restrictions, commercial-license issues, a hearing, a decision, a stay, a postponement, or conflicting dates require individual review.
Read the Maryland DR-15A guide for the underlying paperwork rules. You can also review the separate MVA hearing process, Maryland DUI criminal case, and ignition-interlock overview.