Utah 1 year minimum requirement assistance.

1. How old are you?
2. You probably can't get a CDL in another state unless you reside there and have a regular driver's license from that state. So you'd have to move and get a license there.
3. Even if you manage to get your CDL, lack of driving experience would be an obstacle for many potential employers..

 

Those guarantees come with limitations.

 

I was a legal resident of Alabama (had regular Alabama driver license) and went to St Louis, MO to CDL school. Got my permit & unrestricted Class A CDL issued in MO (using CDL school's physical address and my own - their way, not mine). I guess this is the way they had always done it. Also, that particular CDL school had on-site housing and served 2 meals / day. Guess I was technically "living" there. Anyway, got home to AL, transferred license back to home state no problem. Granted this was a little over 15 years ago, but that's how it worked out for me. Hope this helps.

 

If you "already learned" it, then why say "finding a job won't be any issue".

I hope you find a way to get rolling. However, you're young and will bounce back if you have to wait til Oct. Every story has a moral. And this one is to make sure there is water in the pool before you jump in.

 

Kid, you came here asking for help. Copping an attitude because you didn't like an answer won't win you any friends here. Most of the people here were driving while you were in diapers, so don't think your "countless days of research" gives you some kind of advantage over years of real world experience.

 

Did you just get you're regular class C less than a year ago?

Utah, AZ, CA, IN, PA are all reciprocal with each other, and the 5 hardest states.
You get CDL in one of those states, go to any other state, and they will issue you one, just a formality.

You get one from any other state, go to one of those 5, and you will be required to take the ENTIRE CDL test over, including pre trip ,obstacles, and driving.