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Do you have a link for where I need to go to get this passport. The post office is telling me I need to go to the Embassy.

 

If you are a US citizen, you can obtain your passport from the Post Office.
Some smaller post offices are not set up to handle everything, but most are.
You can get your application either on line or from any postoffice.
then submit the application with two passport photos and your fees to the proper government office.
(I got my original passport in 1966 so I'm sure the office has changed since then.I renew thru mail.)

 

I don't have my passport because my hubby and I drive as a team and he is not allowed to drive a commercial vehicle in Canada due to a prior DUI. Go to this website and enter your info to find the nearest location. http://iafdb.travel.state.gov/

 

Let me know if u r still there on Saturday after 5

 

paranoid are we? one problem with your thought process here, that would require departments to communicate with each other.

And I was going to suggest the kraft/nabisco load from morris il to boise id, delivers on monday.

 

https://dhos.myqualcomm.com/dhm/

Type Stevens Transport into the company name box, and then your driver code, password and last name.

Need to keep copies of your logs for the IRS to be able to claim per diem... and stevens and QC only keep the previous 6 months, as required by dot.

 

It is now confirmed, Gizmo is living in Emusified's side box... now if you would stop feeding him after midnight, the gremlins will go away.

I wondered where he had made off to, the cute little devil.

 

Stopped for the night in Toledo OH... begging for a repower, please someone. First drop is now 770 miles away for Sunday at 0800, and final is 48 miles after that, for monday at 0600... I really wonder who thinks on these multistop loads... NOBODY.

It was nice today on I80, NOT having my doors blown off by the rattle trap produce haulers... the ones we all wonder how they make it threw a scale... I have been green lighted once so far, and all the other scales I have went by where closed.

 

Hello all, been reading quite a few posts now, I am looking to get into trucking and have narrowed it down to Steven's for my training and career. I have read many reviews both positive and negative, but like to make my own mind up. Is there anything that I should know about the training school that is'nt on the website, and isnt over-hyped by the recruiter?....I know trucking can be hard on a family as in away time and initial income , but know it can be very rewarding to those who stick with it ( which is my intention ). Any insight you could offer would be great.

 

I may be biased since I started at Stevens 15 years ago, but in my opinion they are one of the best training companies around. The first 6 months are pretty tough, but if you get through that and still love the job, you will never work another day in your life. Does that make sense?