If you have been arrested for DUI in California and were driving on your out of state, or foreign, license, you should have been given a pink Department of Motor Vehicles Form DS-367 by the arresting officer.

The officer should not have confiscated your out of state license.

This pink paper is a Temporary License only for California licensed drivers and does not allow you to drive in California until you get a California license.

If you are caught driving in California after being arrested, you could face an additional charge of driving without a license which could expose you to more jail time.

Seek an attorney's advice immediately before driving in California after a DUI arrest.

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