To qualify for dismissal under the expired license provision, the defendant must present the valid license proof and late fee payment within 20 working days.

• A. True
• B. Only if there is a court order
• C. Only if the license proof is provided
• D. False

Answer: (A)

This question tests how the expired license dismissal works: you qualify only when two things happen together within the allowed time. You must present proof of a valid license and also pay the late fee, and both actions have to be completed within 20 working days. The window is there to give a reasonable time to cure the lapse while keeping the process timely. If either the license proof or the late fee payment is missing, or the 20-working-day limit passes, you don’t qualify for dismissal under this provision. A court order isn’t required for this dismissal, and providing license proof alone isn’t enough—you must also pay the late fee. So the statement is true.