2 DUI convictions

[Saratoga Drew 0]

I have 2 DUI convictions. The form says crimes related to three or more. Can I simply check "no" and send in application or do I need to track down the conviction documents, court papers, and then submit them?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

I have 2 DUI convictions. The form says crimes related to three or more. Can I simply check "no" and send in application or do I need to track down the conviction documents, court papers, and then submit them?

2 < 3, so follow the instructions

[payxibka 10,045]

I have 2 DUI convictions. The form says crimes related to three or more. Can I simply check "no" and send in application or do I need to track down the conviction documents, court papers, and then submit them?

If you answer YES then provide, If you answer NO then move on

If two is three or more, check YES, If two is less than three, then check NO

The confusion is if you EVER have been convicted of the following:

1) Ever

2) Ever

3) Ever but on three separate occasions The three separate occasions is specifically underlined for emphasis

Edited June 11, 2009 by payxibka

[Minya's wife 24]

I have 2 DUI convictions. The form says crimes related to three or more. Can I simply check "no" and send in application or do I need to track down the conviction documents, court papers, and then submit them?

If you answer YES then provide, If you answer NO then move on

If two is three or more, check YES, If two is less than three, then check NO

Reminds me of school...computer science class, programming, C++

[payxibka 10,045]

I have 2 DUI convictions. The form says crimes related to three or more. Can I simply check "no" and send in application or do I need to track down the conviction documents, court papers, and then submit them?

If you answer YES then provide, If you answer NO then move on

If two is three or more, check YES, If two is less than three, then check NO

Reminds me of school...computer science class, programming, C++

but in the last line of code I have two "IF's" with only one "THEN" so it won't compile properly

[Old Dominion 26]

stay sober and you'll be OK

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

I have 2 DUI convictions. The form says crimes related to three or more. Can I simply check "no" and send in application or do I need to track down the conviction documents, court papers, and then submit them?

If you answer YES then provide, If you answer NO then move on

If two is three or more, check YES, If two is less than three, then check NO

Reminds me of school...computer science class, programming, C++

but in the last line of code I have two "IF's" with only one "THEN" so it won't compile properly

Nope. Wouldn't compile with the word "then" in any case. C++ doesn't use "then". BASIC does.

if (I_Been_Convicted)
{
    submit(buncha_legal_papers);
} else {
    no_submit(buncha_legal_papers);
}
if (2 >= 3)
{
    check(yes_box);
} else {
    check(no_box);
}
if (understand_forms(lotsa_questions) == NO)
{
    exit(fail_Ima_idiot);
}

[Danu 19]

Nope. Wouldn't compile with the word "then" in any case. C++ doesn't use "then". BASIC does.

if (I_Been_Convicted)
{
    submit(buncha_legal_papers);
} else {
    no_submit(buncha_legal_papers);
}
if (2 >= 3)
{
    check(yes_box);
} else {
    check(no_box);
}
if (understand_forms(lotsa_questions) == NO)
{
    exit(fail_Ima_idiot);
}

Omg my nerdiness just came through. I laughed so hard when I read this thread, especially your code.

[bhajishah 4]

Id be more worried if you had wife and kids in car. Ie child endangerment. Keep ur etoh busing butt from going behind a wheel off the sidewalks and streets.!!