DMV had another guy with same name's ticket on my record....

Even with the same name and birthdate, wouldn’t you have a different drivers license number?
Not sure how that error happened considering your DL number is your identifier.

 

Cameras don't get a picture of your DL. The city of Houston tried for 2 or 3 years to collect a fine from me, when It was not my pickup, and I had not been there at all for a couple of years when they claimed they got me.
Colorado had a warrant out for me over a ticket they claimed I had not paid, even though I proved it had been paid, and they admitted it had been paid several times, they still would not pull the warrant. They did give me a letter stating that I had paid it. I kept it in the truck, but was never stopped up there again.

 

How would you get a red light ticket for a vehicle not registered to you?

 

The stories get crazier everyday

 

This one sounds a little fishy.

 

Same happened to me when i was 19-20yrs old. My license was suspended because of a court house screw up. I got a letter in the mail from the dmv advising me of the suspension, i called the court house. They gave me the police departments number & the officers name. I called & spoke with the officer, who contacted the judge, who called me & apologized. I went on with life as normal, never ever heard another word about. I got my cdl A at 21yrs and one week old, it wasn’t on my abstract when i applied for driving school 6 months before that date.

I never even had to contact the dmv about it.

Op. Re-apply to the jobs your were seriously interested in. Do so with the up to date and factually correct info this time. If anybody questions you just be 100% up front and honest. Mistakes happen.

 

it is actually plausable given the sameness of the last names. not only one person can be born on one day.

it is usually the middle name that can make all the difference.

if you lived in an area where "smith or jones, or johnson or davis" are so common, how could this NOT happen..???

 

Happened to a buddy of mine. He was working out west on the date of the infraction and had pay stubs indicating he was indeed at work 3000km away. Lot of BS and phone calls to get it sorted out.

 

Yeah, on the surface it makes sense. I mean, looking at it like that you wonder how it doesn’t happen MORE often!!

But the number thing is what confuses me. Different drivers license numbers and SS #’s make it unlikely. Anything is possible though, can’t deny that