If you are testing outside your country of citizenship: 1  You must present a valid passport with your name, photograph and signature as your primary ID. 2  If your passport is not written in English-language letters, you must also present at least one Supplemental ID Document.
A felony DUI, as opposed to a misdemeanor one, usually results when there are circumstances that aggravate a person's decision to drive under the influence. When a person's BAC is above a designated level, he may be charged with a DUI; if his BAC is substantially higher than the designated level, he may be charged with a felony DUI.
On the other hand, misdemeanors usually result in less than a year in jail and potentially lesser fines. Drunken-driving laws vary by state, but in general, here are three ways that a misdemeanor DUI can become a felony: The DUI causes injury or death. In some states, a DUI or DWI charge becomes a felony if the intoxicated driver causes bodily harm or death to another person.