Texas CDL downgraded

Do you have any old tax returns documents W-2s, paystubs etc?

 

Notarized letters from previous employers maybe? 25 years as a CDL holders must have quite a paper trail behind it. Ask the recruiter from the new company how they would like you to document your experience. I'm sure you aren't the first one to walk through their door with this dilemma. Good luck!

 

PSP reports would show inspections for the last three years and accidents for 5 years.

Your former employers are generally where a company verifies you have driven a truck for someone else when you said you did. Your MVR really has nothing to do with that. I don't know if keeping copies of your old logs would help. If you owned your own company and are having this problem when going somewhere else I'd assume proof you were part of a drug consortium would be enough.

 

Old tax returns should do the trick because it shows the company if you kept any of them. Also company needs 5 years? Why? They must have a horrible safety record unless its a government job. My insurance company told me that if I wanted to hire a driver they must have 2 years experience.

 

My mvr shows the date I obtained my cdl.

Does texas not do that?

On another note. You should be able to get a lifetime mvr. That might help. Maybe.

 

Something similiar happened to me. Request an abstract report of your Texas license, it will show you possessed a CDL.