After a DUI arrest, an arresting officer will confiscate the drivers' license and replace it with a citation that acts as a temporary license for 29 days. A person charged with a DUI then has 10 days to file for an administrative process hearing, which may allow them to get their driver’s license back. The person charged with a DUI or their representation can get their license back if they convince an employee at the Utah Driver's License Division that the officer did not have probable cause for the DUI arrest. This is not a criminal case and will not affect license suspension as the result of a conviction.