I've spoken to the school and found the option they want but does anyone have any idea what "extended" means? 39 month and 5 year are obvious but is extended more than 5?
Howdy, Travis!
I'm not 'positive,' but my truck driver half thinks 'extended' is 10 years. This is usually something asked for, regarding folks that HAVE maintained (or even had) a CDL in the past, and/or a continuum.
For instance, when Tom started to work for his current company, he'd had a CDLA for numerous years, continuous & prior. 'Extended' to FAB Express (based in IL, actually) was 10 years. I don't even know if Ohio does this too, but I'm thinking so; his corporate is in Illinois, however.
I wonder if one of our IL experts would know, because they 'do it' there, too! AZ, no clue.. but pretty much thinking it's similar. Certified and uncertified is just that; an official copy from the DMV , or an abstract you can (usually) print at home, free on the PC.
Not much help, Travis...just our two cents, and a supposition!
Sadly, that won't even buy you a cup of coffee, anymore!
Let USN'S know ... if you find out same or otherwise; thanks!
~ Anne & Tom ~
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I've spoken to the school and found the option they want but does anyone have any idea what "extended" means? 39 month and 5 year are obvious but is extended more than 5?