Driving record

Im very interested to see how this turns out waiting on an expungement to get greenlit from the State Police and am in a similar situation where i lived in MO and forgot to pay some Illinois ticket i had that got my license suspended and the state failed to notify me of this and i got to find out when i got pulled over in 2009

 

Here in IL you have to wait 60 days if in that 60 days the ISP doesn't respond YES/NO it will automatically be accepted so thankfully I will only have to wait 60 days....and yea its a pain in the nuts to get it done my attorney is charging 500.00 which covers all his and my expenses so its just a waiting game now

I think it should too esp if i can explain my situation im sure this happens alot I mean the DMV is only on their game when it comes to taking your money anything else is a nightmare

And Yes i have sub'd so goodluck to you sir! and well I will cross my fingers for myself in the mean time

 

Thats awesome man.Im in the works of getting my stuff expunged too.Date is scheduled to start on the 23rd of this month.it was a felony that was dismissed.False accusation.Go figure. But what Im wondering is if I messed up by requesting a background (from Hireright) too early before the expungement or should have waited until after the expungement. Now I dont know if they will keep the records on their database or theyll research it again when an employer request it.But by law i am covered,just would need to send in a letter informing of the expungment. I was about to say that as well,it wouldnt be a problem if it was a non moving violation. Ive been doing tons of research on this stuff . Good luck out there!!!

 

I do hope it all goes well for you... I would also like to tell you to double and triple check that your suspension will not be an issue..
What has happened to some in the past is that a suspension or spot on the record sis not prevent them from being accepted on to the school or from obtaining there CDL or even the training program.. but then were told they could.not be hired because of their MVR..
I am not saying this is the case or what will happen... Just suggesting you check and check again..

 

Telling the whole truth...IS ALWAYS///the best thing to do...even at the risk of not getting hired. If an employer is on the fence about hiring you then when he does find out ("you got creative in the application/interview process") you will definitely get passed over...but if you are up front and honest you always stand a much better chance at getting hired...Remember once you tell 1 lie...you have to keep telling others to cover the 1st one......Being honest ...really shows a lot about a man's character....IT REALLY DOES....or it really shows the LACK of it.....

Why bring up drugs if I don't have to? We all know that any mention of drugs means your app instantly gets thrown in the trash! I've read stories on here where people got sent home for being truthful and saying they did drugs when they were a teen! So sometimes being completely truthful is not always the best choic

Please direct us to that thread...post and page number....I haven't read every single thread or every single post ..but I've not yet seen that one.

So if I came up with a different reason why it was suspended how would they know? It doesn't say what the court ordered payments were for, only that I missed a court ordered payment. If I told them that my ex took me to court about some furniture we bought together and I had to pay her back do you guys really think they would look into that any further? Or just base their decision on weather they will hire me or not on that? If there is no record of either story I figure they would just have go with what I told them.

So what if they find out ...you know you can " if " yourself right into being a guy that nobody will hire...get caught lying...and it could cost a really great job....Once you tell that lie..you'll have to keep telling it...

I would be ok with not getting hired. But I'm just worried about them giving me a prehire, quitting my job and then getting sent home from orientation.

Then TELL THE TRUTH TO START WITH.....

 

Future truck drivers of America will have to have super clean background and driving records. That is a TALL ORDER for many people to fulfill.

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

 

Not true

 

Well, glad you brought up a 4 year old thread just to say that...

Btw, some people may but realize this but generally the background check guys will have a record of charges and convictions, even if it later was dismissed, or expunged, or whatever.