Moving from Australia to USA when it all passes, help and info needed.

If he attends a community college/school board administration school, they will probably want school transcripts from Australia. I got my CDL through a vocational school run by the county school system and I had to go through the regular school registration process as if I was attending a 2 year college etc. The CDL course actually shows as credits from the local community college.

 

Australia looks like a fun place to live. All that open road and no traffic. In US we can't even change parking spots at truck stop without logging it.

 

You are a dual citizen. Nothing different. Go to CDL School or show trucking exp and CDL from that country, convert it to American Pernament CDL (You are not allowed to have more than one license) Take the endorsements, road test, pay the necessary fees, gain the fast card, passport, TWIC and Hazmat and so on. Be prepared to run Canada and or Mexico.

I am working on dual citizen myself, its a long process. One that will take some years on my end. It may benefit if the United States government should fail then.

 

Saipan is a nice place to live.

 

@x1Heavy moving to Saipan.
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Community colleges are the best way to get trained and licensed in my opinion, however out of state ( and country) residents usually get charged a much higher tuition. I don't know what state you have citizenship in but you may want to keep that in mind.
Once you have your CDL you can move to whatever state you want and get hired easily enough.

 

Being a US citizen already really helps.
Just get your general DL established, make certain that you can FULLY document the past 10 years employment status and legitimately explain any gaps.

I didn't see anyone else say it, so I will.

WELCOME HOME !