dmv printout for selfsponsored recruit?

[Jeremy101]

I am going to start the process for self sponsor for the academy and one of the requirements is a dmv printout, does anyone know what they check for on the dmv printout? or what on it would dq me from being able to continue the process? The academy im going through is in riverside california at the ben clark training center.

[Tim Dees]

The fact that you have to ask tells me that there may be a problem. They're looking for a pattern of driving offenses, failures to appear, and whether your license is valid or if it has been previously suspended.

[Jeremy101]

i have 3pts 2 of the tickets are from 2 years ago which are a sop sign ticket and a speeding ticket from another state, and a ticket i recieved this year a speeding ticket, but i do not have or ever had any suspensions, dui or anything in that nature

[Tim Dees]

i have 3pts 2 of the tickets are from 2 years ago which are a sop sign ticket and a speeding ticket from another state, and a ticket i recieved this year a speeding ticket, but i do not have or ever had any suspensions, dui or anything in that nature

So long as the speeding ticket isn't something really radical, you should be okay. But remember that you can't afford to get a lot more of those, so start paying attention to the traffic laws.

[Jeremy101]

yea both tickets were out of state and i would of tryed to fight em cause they were both no more then 5 mph over the speed limit

[PhilipCal]

DMV printout

To add to Tim Dee's very valid points, let me add a couple of things. What departments (academies) look for in DMV records is a pattern of disregard for the law. It doesn't really matter in which state the violation occurred. Your MV history doesn't really sound all that bad at present, but as Tim noted, you don't need any more violations.

[JuicyJ]

Which class are you going to attend? 167 or 168?

[pkagel]

DMV offers different printouts, make sure to order the full one with everything on it.

Also, sign up at my site before getting into the academy. My files will help you a lot.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CABasicPolice/

[sgttom]

To add to Tim Dee's very valid points, let me add a couple of things. What departments (academies) look for in DMV records is a pattern of disregard for the law. It doesn't really matter in which state the violation occurred. Your MV history doesn't really sound all that bad at present, but as Tim noted, you don't need any more violations.

for the academy self sponsored right? to see if you have a valid DL to drive / defensive driving / EVOC would be the immediate concern.

watch your driving and take advantage of traffic school should another pop up in the near future.....

good luck.