<human>: Long story short, I am 20 years old and when I was I high school (10/2011) I had a truancy charge. I was told by our superintendent that if during the following school year I had less than 15 absences, there would be no charges and my license would not be suspended. I followed through and thought all was well. For the past four years there was no reason for me to think there was an issue. I wasn't pulled over and I had no issues with employers. I even had a job where a valid license was required because I would be driving customers' vehicles. Fast forward to yesterday, my junior license expired and I went on the Penndot website to renew it. When I went to the check out, I received and error. I noticed there was a section titled 'View drivers license restoration requirements letter.' The 'letter' (which I had never received in the mail) stated I was required to submit my license for 90 days and pay $70. Is there anything I can do? Some extra information: I had been away at school, and my license had expired in January. I waited to renew it until I went home since I wasn't driving there. After reading the letter, I thought that since my license has been expired for a few months it would have counted for this apparent suspension. I don't really mind sending it in for 90 days, even though it will be a pain. But is there ANYTHING at all I can do to avoid this.

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<bot>: license was suspended without my knowledge, drove the past four years with no issue, tried to renew, found out I can't.