Transferring my new CDL from Indiana to Ohio

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Fergie, Aug 17, 2012.

  1. Fergie

    Fergie Bobtail Member

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    I am an Ohio resident planning to take CDL training with C1 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Upon further research, I have more questions than answers and I hope some of you recent grads can help me out. I understand that the first step is to transfer my Ohio Operators License to Indiana by taking their automobile operators test. To do so, I need the regular proof of identity PLUS 2 documents proving an Indiana residency. How am I to come up with those? Once that is done and I get my CDL tests completed, I have to go back to Ohio and (according to the Ohio BMV website) take the Ohio Operators License written test all over again as a "New Resident" because my license is coming over from Indiana. Here are my questions:
    1. How will I prove Indiana residency in order to be allowed to test? Rumor has it that the school takes care of that. Hmmm.
    2. Did [you] have to take [your] written and skills test in Ohio in order to "keep it legal" and be licensed in [your] home state again?
    3. Did [you] have to take the CDL written and/or skills test AGAIN in Ohio? If so, how do you get a truck to use?

    I really don't want to get stuck with a huge schooling bill over clerical and administrative red tape. :biggrin_25512: I'm looking for answers from anyone who has done this in 2012 particularly since the Proof of Residency requirements became more stringent this year.
     
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  3. Okieron

    Okieron Crusty Okie

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    C1 has arrangements with the dmv's in the cities their schools are in. they make allowances for students.
     
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