Just to add to what jlkklj777 said, the 10-year requirement is federal:
http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulations/administration/fmcsr/fmcsrruletext.aspx?reg=383.35
Not sure, but you may need to provide a copy of your birth certificate to Prime or whoever you go with. I had to provide one in 1991 (born in 1946). The only way to get it was to write to the county hall of records. It took them a few weeks. I also had to provide a copy of my high school diploma. Wrote to my old school district and got that. Just sayin': allow lead times to get all the docs you'll need to ease the process. After that, it's a piece of cake. BOL.
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Well, tomorrow I will be travelling to police stations to get accident reports because the employer does not want to help with this, but I figure this is my last bit of information I need for the application to Prime. Looking forward to leaving CT and starting a new experience.
Btw, I have been told that laminated Social Security cards are not considered valid and may not be accepted.
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