Have Arizona CDL; Moved to Utah; Do I have to renew?

.A training company will give you 30 days to get your Utah license. The logistics can be a nightmare to get you back home to do that and if they can't pull it off you will be on bus back to Utah. On your dime, from who knows where, so my advice is get it done before going to training. Also, if you have any issues going on in Arizona ya better clear them up before applying. You can't hide from #### with a CDL.

 

This is a good question for a recruiter, When I worked for Andrus, they took a group from Saint George up to Cedar for some CDL issues, I cannot be 100% sure if it was something like the Hazmat written or if it was to start the transfer process, but I do know they were working with people from all over the west, Utah, California, Colorado, and Oregon.

 

Best suggestion that I can think of is to go ahead and get the Utah drivers license, along with any permits or endorsements that you will need "down the road".

Also, get all your other affairs, bills, and statements transferred over to your new Utah address. Don't forget to register to vote, come election time, you can either go straight to the polls or send in an absentee ballot.

God bless every American and their families! God bless the U.S.A.!

 

Maybe I am missing something????
If you move you need to transfer your DL usually with in the first 30 days, again maybe I misread something
If you go to the DMV don't tell them you moved a year ago, tell them you just moved last week???/

 

[h=4]http://publicsafety.utah.gov/dld/dlfaq.html#6

How long do I have to switch my license from another state?[/h] Utah law does not have a grace period in which to change an out-of-state driver license to a Utah license. It simply requires a resident to have a valid Utah driver license, when driving in Utah. A person is considered a Utah resident if the person establishes a domicile here, remains here longer than six months, engages in other than seasonal employment; or obtains Utah privileges not ordinarily afforded nonresidents, such as obtaining a driver license, vehicle registration, or placing children in a Utah school etc.
Resident does not include temporary employment, military or religious assignments; or out-of-state students (paying out-of-state tuition.)

 

By Law you have 20 days to change you CDL. once you move. I did come close getting a ticket once for not changing my address on my CDLs even though I was still in the moving process. Lucky he just gave me a warning