How do I get California Class A Comercial Driving License ?
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you can go to the Cal Dmv web sight and the writen tests are there and you can download the book. As for doing the driving test you need to contact one of the truck drivers schools and get a truck
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The state of California Information Handbook has the complete requirements.  I've attached the link (it's a PDF).  Hope this helps.\n\nIt's about 40 pages of material, but tells you EVERYTHING you probably want to know.\n\nhttp://www.dca.ca.gov/cba/forms/applbook.pdf
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you need trucks, then you need a salesman to get you some places to pick up or deliver. being a ltl is probably the best to start. you will need a mechanic. you need to know all the cdl laws.
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Well hopefully it's the same there as it is where I am from.  You have to go down to City Hall/Town Hall whatever you may call it and apply there for the license.  They should have a whole department dedicated to that and they will have all the paperwork for you to fill out and they can tell you what else you need to get started.  I work at City Hall in my city so this should be how things work there as well hopefilly.
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You must be at least 15 1/2.  Visit the DMV website below for more information on the required classroom training.
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go to dealer licences.com and they will tell you whaat you have to do to obtain them
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they  should show  you there license !! lol
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u have to have a licence
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try this:\n\nhttp://www.dca.ca.gov/bsis/roll_cert_program.htm
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This is what you need:Any of the following,\n\nDriver's License or State-issued ID card. \n\nOriginal or Certified copy of Birth Certificate. \n\nForeign Birth Certificate must be translated into \nEnglish and notarized. \n\nPassport. \n\nMilitary Identification \n\nResident alien card.
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Go to this website and look up your states laws on drivers license's.\nhttp://www.dmvguide.com
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Start with your commissioner/department of insurance site for the state in which you live. You need a license and, possibly, reserves.
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The requirements to become a notary in California can be found here:\nhttp://www.notaryofamerica.com/state.aspx?categoryID=433\n\nHope this helps!
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If you are thinking of becoming a certified public accountant in California, there are two important goals to focus on -- passing the CPA exam and meeting licensing requirements.\n\nIn order to qualify to take the CPA exam, you must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, including 10 semester units in accounting and/or auditing, and 35 semester units in other business-related courses. If you do not have a bachelor's degree, you must have at least 120 semester units of coursework, including 10 units in accounting and 35 units in other business-related coursework.\n\nYou may also have the equivalent education from a foreign college or university. Foreign transcripts must be evaluated by board-approved Academic Credential Services, and evaluations must be submitted to the California Board of Accountancy either prior to applying for the CPA exam, or with the exam application.\n\nThe education requirements can also be met by receiving a passing grade in Board-specified preliminary examinations provided by the College Level Examination Program, along with 10 semester units of accounting from an accredited college or university, or by being a member of a Board-recognized foreign accounting society.\n\nCourses that fulfill the 35-unit requirement for business and/or accounting include: \n\n   Economics (no minimum/maximum)  \n Management (no minimum/maximum)  \n Finance (no minimum/maximum)  \n Business administration (no minimum/maximum)  \n Marketing (no minimum/maximum)  \n Computer science (6 units maximum)  \n Commercial law/data processing (6 units maximum)  \n Business communications (3 units maximum)  \n Mathematics of finance (3 units maximum)  \n Statistics (6 units maximum) \n\n\nIn determining accounting/auditing courses, do not include taxation courses, unless the title specifies "accounting" or "auditing." Taxation courses are recognized by the Board under the "business-related" category, and not toward meeting the minimum required 10 semester units of accounting.\n\nIf your college units are in quarters, you must multiply your total units by two-thirds or .666 for the semester equivalent.\n\nThe four-part, two-day CPA exam is given twice a year, in May and November. For detailed information about the test, or requirements to take it, call the California Board of Accountancy's exam division at (916) 263-3955. A brochure titled "Information for Certified Public Accountant Candidates" is available on request.\n\nApplication requests may be obtained by writing, calling or sending a fax request to the Board office. Write the California Board of Accountancy, Examination Unit, 2000 Evergreen St., Suite 250, Sacramento, CA, 95815-3832; or call the Board at (916) 263-3953; or send a fax to (916) 263-3675. Exam applications will be released around Feb. 1 for the May exam, and around Aug. 1 for the November exam.\n\nLicense Requirements\n\nAfter passing the CPA exam, the next step is to apply for a license. CPA candidates must have worked under the direct supervision of a licensed CPA for two, three or four years, depending on their education level. That experience can be gained before or after taking the CPA exam. The California Board of Accountancy also has a guideline that CPA candidates should complete 500 audit hours in order to receive their licenses. Requests for licenses from candidates who do not have 500 audit hours will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the board.\n\nDetailed information about licensing requirements is available from the California Board of Accountancy.   If your last name starts with the letters A through G, call (916) 263-3946; H through Q, call (916) 263-3945; and R through Z, call 3947.
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try asking the californian goverenaor\nhe ll help u out im sure
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go to the dmv and get a drivers license
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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!