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Licenses

Your licenses are cards in your wallet, not a separate list. They sit under Documents & IDs alongside your State ID and Medical ID — the old /civilian/licenses address still works and sends you there.

A licence card opened for editing, with its State Status, class selection and issue and expiry dates
A licence card opened for editing, with its State Status, class selection and issue and expiry dates

Which licenses exist

That is up to your community — driver, firearm, hunting, fishing, commercial, whatever they have set up. Add one you are missing with NEW DOCUMENT in the wallet.

What is on a card

Open a license card to manage it.

State Status — one of three:

StatusMeans
VALIDin good standing
SUSPENDEDtemporarily withdrawn
REVOKEDtaken away

Issued and Expires are dates. A license past its expiry date shows as EXPIRED by itself — nobody has to set that, and it comes back to normal if you renew the date.

Class applies to driving licenses. A driver's license carries Class C (Car) and Class M (Motorcycle); a commercial one carries Class A, B and C. Tick the ones you hold — a card can carry more than one.

You manage your own status

You can set your own license to suspended or revoked, and that is deliberate: it is how a court order or a plea deal gets recorded when your community plays it out. It is a roleplay tool, not an oversight.

It also has teeth. Police see your license status when they run you, and a plate scan on a car whose owner has a suspended or revoked license raises an alert in the patrol car. Setting your own license back to valid to dodge a stop is the kind of thing your community's staff will notice.

Deleting

Removing a card takes the credential off your record entirely. To show that a license was taken away, set it to REVOKED — that is the record of what happened. Deleting it just makes it look like you never had one.