Michigan interlock violations are serious matters because they typically result in the Secretary of State revoking your restricted driver’s license after receiving notice from your interlock company of an alleged major violation. This can come as quite a shock, especially when you feel you did nothing wrong. As a result, you are put in a position to prove to the Secretary of State that the interlock violation is baseless and not true. Upon receiving notice of an interlock violation, you have 14-days to request an appeal hearing or you lose your right to contest the violation, so you must act immediately. At Driver’s License Restore, we know how to defend against baseless and untrue interlock violations and will help you overcome the allegation and get your restricted license reinstated.