What action is necessary when entering driver license suspensions without a specified beginning date?

When entering driver license suspensions that do not have a specified beginning date, it is essential to submit a court order. This action is necessary because the lack of a defined starting point may create ambiguity about the suspension's validity and enforcement. A court order serves as an official document that clarifies the terms and conditions of the suspension and ensures that the suspension is properly documented within the relevant databases.

Submitting a court order provides the necessary legal backing for the suspension, allowing law enforcement and administrative agencies to act on it effectively. This assurance is vital for the proper implementation of law and for maintaining accurate records regarding the driver's status.

Other actions such as follow-up verification, completing a pending review, or contacting the DMV may involve additional steps but do not address the need for a legal directive needed to properly execute the suspension in cases where the start date is unclear.