Get Your CDL Reinstated! $145 - Includes RTD Drug Test & STEP 5 Completed! Call/Text 24-7/Any State!
Step 5 - Only $145👍 Call 678-925-1878
Get Your CDL Reinstated! $145 - Includes RTD Drug Test & STEP 5 Completed! Call/Text 24-7/Any State!
Step 5 - Only $145👍 Call 678-925-1878
NEW Information (edited by Dr. Kurt Meininger, DC, CME, C/TPA - 04/27/25):
CDL drivers who have already completed their SAP program and STEP 5 are reporting that their CDL Licenses are still Downgraded or Cancelled... according to their State Driver's Licensing Agencies (SDLAs)!
Here's Why...
If your drug violation happened more than 60 days ago… and if your State drivers license agency has already downgraded or canceled your CDL license… because you didn’t get STEP 5 completed in a timely manner… you would have already received an official letter in the mail from the State… they usually DO NOT call, text or email you.
If your drug violation is more recent… and if you’ve completed your SAP program (STEPS 1-4) in a timely manner (typically within 60 days from your drug violation)… and if you have NOT received any deadlines or notices from the State… then that’s a good sign! Your State licensing agency will automatically be notified from the Clearinghouse that you have completed Step 5.
STEP 5 - PART 2:
If by chance they did downgrade your CDL license… then you will NEED to call your States’ main CDL branch… not just any local drivers licensing branch… but call the main branch and ask them to REVERSE your cancellation and REINSTATE your CDL!
When you call your State's main CDL branch… they will first check the Clearing House to verify you have completed STEP 5… and then they will ask you to pay a fine in order to get your CDL Reinstated.
Every state is different… Most states will have you pay a fine around $75.
In order to be eligible to drive again… (No Longer Prohibited)… and if needed… get your license Reinstated… you ONLY NEED to complete STEP 5… you DO NOT need to complete STEP 6 yet!
NEW Information (edited by Dr. Kurt Meininger, DC, CME, C/TPA - 04/27/25):
STEP 6:
STEP 6 is the Follow-up Testing Plan… which is created specifically for YOUR CASE by YOUR SAP.
You CANNOT start STEP 6… according to the FMCSA… until you start driving a CDL truck with a “DOT Regulated” company… driving under their authority!
The only exception to this rule is if you are an "Owner Operator" driving under your own authority… then you can start STEP 6 immediately.
But, If you are currently unemployed… looking for a CDL job… or if you are doing a different type of job (like Uber or driving a Box Truck)… then you CANNOT start STEP 6.
It is perfectly fine to POSTPONE your follow up testing plan. It doesn’t matter if it takes you 3 months or 6 months or up to 2 years to find a CDL job… you can POSTPONE your STEP 6.
After you get your new CDL job… YOUR EMPLOYER will need to contact your SAP… who will email your follow-up testing plan… NOT to YOU… but directly TO YOUR EMPLOYER!
The SAP’s follow-up testing plan is confidential and you are NOT allowed to ask or know.
The SAP’s follow-up testing plan consists of a minimum of 6 observed drug tests… sometimes more. Sometimes breath alcohol is also included…
Every SAP is different and every follow-up testing plan is specific and unique according to YOUR case.
These drug tests are spread out over a whole year or more... and are managed similar to the normal random drug and alcohol program…
Your employer has the authority and will manage your Follow-Up testing plan. They will eventually upload your very last follow-up test… and complete STEP 6… inside your Clearing house.
But, If your employer has NO experience with the Clearing House… or has some Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt… about the whole SAP process… or has several Questions about STEP 6… and NEEDS HELP managing your follow up testing plan… you are welcome to have your employer contact me!
Dr. Kurt Meininger 678-925-1878.. or email... drkurtmeininger@gmail.com
I can walk them through the STEP 6 process and help facilitate your Follow up testing plan!
Your SAP is only authorized to send your "confidential" Follow-Up Testing Plan to your employer... but your employer can authorize me… as a Consortium - Third Party Administrator (C/TPA)… to help schedule and manage your follow-up testing plan.
Your employer can require you to take several drug tests within the same month… they can mix it up anyway they want... and we encourage that! Remember these "observed" drug tests are NOT planned out in advance... they are meant to be like a "random" drug test.
That’s why it's necessary to invoice the costs of the drug tests directly to your employer... and NOT to you.
This way you don’t have to worry about NOT having the money to pay for your drug tests…
Hopefully your new employer will pay for your entire Follow-up Testing Plan… but if they want you to help cover the costs of the drug tests, then they might deduct the amount from your paycheck.
Keep in mind that you will also be enrolled in their normal Random drug and alcohol program… along with all the other drivers in the company.
Typically an employer will automatically pay for Random and Pre-Employment drug tests… but NOT necessarily your Follow-up Testing Plan.
Your Federal drug violation stays inside the Clearinghouse for 5 years from the beginning of your violation or until you complete STEP 6… which ever is LATER or takes LONGER.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me anytime.
Dr. Kurt Meininger 678-925-1878.. or email... drkurtmeininger@gmail.com
After you get released from your SAP (Substance Abuse Professional)... they will report to the "Clearinghouse" that you have completed Steps 1-4... allowing you to be "Eligible" to complete your RTD (Return-to-Duty) drug test (Step 5).
Only a designated C/TPA (Consortium/Third Party Administrator) or an Employer can report and complete (Step 5) for you in the "Clearinghouse"!
As your designated C/TPA... we can quickly schedule your RTD drug test... anywhere in the US... and report and complete (Step 5)... within just a couple days!
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