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Begin by filling out the 'Applicant Information' section. Enter your full legal name, VA DMV customer number, service branch, birthday, discharge date, email address, and telephone number.
Next, complete the 'Applicant Driving Record' section. Answer the questions regarding your employment history and driving record truthfully by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
In the 'Applicant Certification' section, review your information for accuracy. Sign and date the form to affirm that all details are correct.
If applicable, have your commanding officer or designee complete their section. They must sign and provide their details as well.
Finally, ensure that any required notarization is completed before submitting the form at a DMV customer service center.
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To get a CDL, you must hold a CLP for at least 14 days and complete Entry Level Driver Training. A standard CDL with no endorsements costs $64 and is valid for 8 years. A CLP costs $3. Endorsements cost an additional $1 per year.
How long does it take to get CDL in VA?
You could be driving your way into a lucrative new career field in just 4 weeks! Program Length: 160 hours of classroom instruction and on-the-road training.
What is the adult waiver program at the Virginia DMV?
The adult waiver program is designed for individuals who are no longer eligible for the standard drivers education courses provided in high schools. Residency: Generally, applicants must be residents of Virginia. Education: Applicants need to complete an approved adult driver education course.
Can you get a CDL in Virginia without going to school?
To get a Virginia CDL, you must hold the commercial learners permit for a minimum of 14 days or show proof that you previously held a CDL or that you have completed an approved Virginia CDL driver education course.
How can I get CDL without schooling?
You have to do ELDT course/test before you can get your CDL, but with permit, med card, and ELDT certificate in hand, you can go take your road test without CDL training school. But ELDT is not CDL school.
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What disqualifies you from getting a CDL in Virginia?
Major Violations Refusing a blood and/or breath test while operating a commercial motor vehicle. Failing to stop at the scene of an accident that involves your commercial motor vehicle if the accident causes injury or death. Using a commercial motor vehicle to commit a felony.
Will I lose my CDL if my medical card expires in VA?
What will happen if I do not self-certify or submit any required medical documents? DMV is required by law to mark any record that does not comply with this requirement as not certified and initiate a downgrade of your CDL privilege after 30 days of expiration.
Do CDL drivers have to go to school?
To get a CDL, many states do require evidence of truck driver training from a commercial driving school, but some still do not.
Related links
CDL TEST WAIVER MILITARY APPLICATION
Jul 1, 2019 To qualify for a CDL Skills (ONLY)Test Waiver, the applicant must meet the following eligibility requirements: ▫ Be a Virginia resident. ▫ Hold
Federal Register/Vol. 75, No. 186/Monday, September 27,
Sep 27, 2010 There are several statutory and regulatory exceptions from the CDL requirements, which include the following individuals: active duty military
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