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Driver License Non-Commercial Class Code

Driver License Non-Commercial Status

Source of Definition: DHR/90; ADD/94-#16

Source of Data: Motor Vehicle Agency; Departmental files

The current status of an individual's non-Commercial (Base) privilege type.

Value

Description

LIC

Licensed

ELG

Eligible

NOT

Not Eligible

NEN

Not Eligible due to non-ACD (Used from 10/1/2005 to 12/31/2007)

RPD

Reported Deceased

Status

Usage of Status

Licensed

The individual has a current valid license with all their driving privileges intact. This status is only used within the jurisdiction that issued the current license.

Eligible

The individual does not have a current valid license and has nothing on record that would prevent issuance. This includes an individual who:

  • has moved out of a state and the jurisdiction cancels the license
  • has met the requirements to allow restoration of driving privileges following a suspension or revocation
  • has never held a license
  • possesses a learner's permit
  • has had a parent approve reinstatement of privileges revocation
  • has reached 18 after a parent withdrew privileges
  • has had a court lift the suspensions
  • voluntarily surrendered their license
  • is within the renewal grace period after a license expired
  • needs to take a test before obtaining a license (for a new driver and for an expired license)

Not Eligible

The individual does not have a current valid license and has an adverse action on record that prevents issuance of a commercial license and may prevent the issuance of a base license. These conditions include:

  • suspended for minor offenses with outstanding restoration requirements
  • revoked indefinitely
  • habitual offender
  • medical condition
  • unsatisfied judgment
  • revoked for major offenses with outstanding restoration requirements
  • parent revokes privileges of driver under 18
  • seizure of license by law enforcement
  • default in payment
  • insurance cancellation
  • misrepresentation (clearance letter needed)
  • driving privileges lost due to conviction even though the individual has never held a license
  • administrative per se action
  • within disqualification period
  • inability to pass test (i.e. for the period after a failed test when the test cannot be retaken).

Not Eligible due to non-ACD

(In use from 10/1/2005 to 12/31/2007).

The individual has been withdrawn in a specific jurisdiction for an offense that is not federally mandated or related to traffic safety and therefore does not have an ACD conviction code. Because it is a withdrawal for an offense specific to a jurisdiction, other jurisdictions may issue a new license to the individual if their rules permit.

Reported Deceased

The individual has been reported deceased.

Logical Format (Type/Max Length): AN/3

Driver License Issue Date

DDLNTS

driverLicenseNonCommercialStatusCode type: string-code

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