Turned down due to insurance

Wait!! your CDL was less than 2 years old but you have another which is not?

 

I’m guessing the OP let the first one expire, then had to go get the current one?

I dunno.

 

I had a broker's clerk who kept doing just that, questioning every CDL recently renewed.

Started shipping her a copy of their employment history with the MVR request.

 

2 CDLs?

 

Probably only looked at the issue date on the new or renewed license,nothing else.

 

No, he renewed his cdl and showed the company the old cdl and the renewal.
I have an expired CDL also and the DMV punched some holes in it so it cannot be used again. I carry both my new CDL and my expired CDL in my wallet just for the heck of it. That's not illegal.
The lady at the DMV asked me if I want to keep the expired CDL or not. I said yes I want to keep it, so she punched some holes in it and handed it back to me.

 

Sounds like there’s more to the story, jus sayin?

 

The mvr USED to say when commercial was obtained.

Now it just says issuing date. For the current license.

I don't know how they find out the original date that would indicate how long it's been a commercial license.

Is there some other source being used now?

 

Just a thought. Some employers use the “the Insurance didn’t approve you.“ As a way of telling you, they do not want to hire you.