Hello everybody. Need help [newcomer]

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by InDiGo, Apr 27, 2016.

  1. InDiGo

    InDiGo Bobtail Member

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    Hello everybody.

    I am a newcomer to the United States. I think about otkrtii companies in the United States. Buy a used truck and work on itself.

    The main questions:

    Which track you choose? up to 40,000 cash
    In what state to register a company?
    Which sites or have any better seek brokers loads?


    Sorry for my English, only the second month in the United States
     
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  3. InDiGo

    InDiGo Bobtail Member

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    upd: I am newcomer
    And i dont have any credit score or some like this. I cant take the leas or financing for a truck and trailer.
    I just received SSN and other staff for living in the US
     
  4. x1Heavy

    x1Heavy Road Train Member

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    You need to become a US Citizen. Before anything like you speak of can happen. Welcome to the USA, but you need to be a Citizen first before you gain all the nice things the USA has to offer.

    I think Ive said all Im going to say here. Good luck.
     
  5. Clyde07

    Clyde07 Heavy Load Member

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    You'll probably have very little trouble finding a white Volvo
     
  6. baha

    baha Road Train Member

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    You should look for inter/city work where some rules do not app. to you, find the DOT green rule book and read it to find the places that you can work like on border area?
     
  7. InDiGo

    InDiGo Bobtail Member

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    I have the green card. I can work anywhere in the US.

    I have cdl driver license.
     
  8. blairandgretchen

    blairandgretchen Road Train Member

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    That little green card cost me thousands of hard earned dollars, and thousands of hours of work.

    The CDL meant little without thousands of hours of safe driving.

    Good luck.
     
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  9. kw600

    kw600 Road Train Member

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    You don't need to be a citizen to make money or enjoy the things the US has. Remarks like these are why we have a bad name in other countries.
     
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  10. ExOTR

    ExOTR Windshield Chipper Extraordinaire

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    I would recommend working for a company for a year or two, rather than just buying your own truck right away. It will give you time to learn the freight lanes you like, permit requirements in different states, where you want to live etc. Your insurance rates would be extremely high until you have a year or two of tractor trailer experience in the states, so don't jump the gun yet. What type of freight do you want to run? Also-Welcome to America!!! Many of us tend to forget we immigrated here just a few generations ago as well.. ;-)
     
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  11. InDiGo

    InDiGo Bobtail Member

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    I want FletBed.

    I was driver in Canads for a year. I cant work for a some company, dont have time.
     
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