Suspended lic questions

I've been out of truck after 3 years driving otr solo. Great record and everything. 3 years home because of family matters and thought I probably wouldn't go back to truck driving. Decided to go back and applied to truck companies. Finally found out no one hiring me because of a suspended lic due to child support issues. At time of suspention I had no idea it was suspended and was unemployed part of the time. I went 3 months ago and had tanker endorsement added to lic. No idea that it had been suspended. Got endorsement and went on my way. Child support is being taken care of. My question is what am I susposed to do about getting a job since no one seems to want to hire me? I have a valid lic and a darn good driving record. HELP!!!

 

Understand being off 3 years and expect to ride with trainer again for a short time. The suspension was over not being able to pay CS while unemployed. Which is being paid again. That had nothing to do with how I drive so DUH! I had offers for trainer stuff but then this. I just didn't know about it until a recruiter told me. I did thank him for that too as I had no idea. So question still remains what the heck do I do to get back on a truck??

 

It has been lifted according to guy I talked to. Also I wouldn't have gotten the tanker endorsement if it hadn't been. They would have kept my lic.

 

No wasn't in jail and have been working just not driving. Didn't think to check lic as I had no reason to. They have recent job history. But yeah, I should have checked and will find out more. And I did expect to do refresher training or whatever it is called. Guy on another post somewhere else here said he had been driving a long time and learns something new everyday. I said that from the beginning that the day I think I know it all I will get out of a truck and so on. Nope this girl will never know it all and that is why I love being able to ask experienced truckers questions and why I miss being out there driving.Thanks much for the responses and advice and keep it coming. I still want another darn job driving a truck one day.