Do all previous driving licenses show up on DAC?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by smctransferllc, Jul 7, 2012.

  1. smctransferllc

    smctransferllc Medium Load Member

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    When applying to a company, is it possible to omit any previous driving licenses from the application without them seeing it on DAC? Only reason I ask is because I held a Kansas license, moved to Texas for a year and held a license there (that was a class C, no CMV), them moved back to Kansas and reacquired my Class A here. I just recently put on a motorcycle endorsement, so that reset the issue date. When I lived in Texas, I hadn't worked at any employer there that required running a DAC, so I would have thought that license wouldn't be there. That's the license I figured I could omit from the app, and just put down my current Kansas license. I hadn't done anything significant with it other than drive a car, & it wasn't for long. And besides, when they run an MVR on you, they're only going off of your current DL number, correct? I know HR doesn't dig way down. Thanks for the input!
     
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  3. 48Packard

    48Packard Ol' Two-stop Shag!

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    Any particular reason you wish to omit this license?

    Most apps I can recall have had wording to the effect of "list ALL licenses held in the last X years".

    That kind of says it all.
     
  4. NavigatorWife

    NavigatorWife Road Train Member

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    I would think with computers nowdays the number and state will come up so you better had report it I do believe.
     
  5. -MadMax-

    -MadMax- Light Load Member

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    I'm a big fan of complete honesty.
     
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  6. bluerider

    bluerider Light Load Member

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    I've had licenses in 4 states and 3 countries. I hope they don't all show up on DAC.
     
  7. ChromeDome

    ChromeDome Road Train Member

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    The only thing that shows up on DAC is what trucking company's put on DAC. States do not put anything on it at all, ever.
    When you apply they will ask you to list all states you held a license in. If you fail to list one, and they find it, you will get fired or not hired due to lying on an application.
     
  8. STexan

    STexan Road Train Member

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    i don't think DAC would be a concern. There are other record checks in the normal course of today's deeper background checks that some implement that will probably bear this out but I wouldn't worry about this being a problem for you unless there is some activity on that particular state's DL record.
     
  9. WitchingHour

    WitchingHour Road Train Member

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    It's your MVR that any previous licenses will show up on (US licenses, not foreign ones). If you omit one, and your background check shows that license, there'll be some questions raised.
     
  10. Elendil

    Elendil Heavy Load Member

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    Plus I would think if you listed a previous address in another state for any length of time, but didn't list a license for that state, it might also raise some red flags.
     
  11. fortycalglock

    fortycalglock Road Train Member

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    One of the background checks offered by HireRight (DAC) is a search for other licenses. Just list it, as it will pop up, when they check the box for the search.
     
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