Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 483 - Drivers' Licenses; Driving Schools and Driving Instructors
CLASSIFICATION OF LICENSES AND CERTIFICATION OF DRIVING ABILITY
Commercial Drivers' Licenses: Certification by Third-Parties
Section 483.1226 - Registration of third-party certifier: Application; evaluations and inspections by Department; notification of denial of application; reapplication

1. A person who is applying for registration as a third-party certifier pursuant to NAC 483.1224 must complete an application on a form provided by the Department which includes, without limitation:

2. An applicant applying for registration as a third-party certifier must consent to a background check as described in section 38 of this regulation.

3. Any training with respect to how to administer skills tests that is given by the Department to an applicant for registration as a third-party certifier will be the same training that would otherwise be given by the Department to persons who administer skills tests.

4. An applicant applying to become a third-party certifier for a third-party company or third-party school must indicate on his or her application all locations at which he or she will be certifying the driving ability of employees employed by the company or students enrolled at the school.

5. In evaluating the eligibility of an applicant for registration as a third-party certifier, the Department may consider the class of the applicant's driver's license, his or her driving history and any additional information which the Department deems pertinent to his or her eligibility.

6. If the Department approves an application for registration as a third-party certifier, the Department will assign a unique number to the person registered by the Department. Any number assigned pursuant to this subsection must not be transferred to or used by any other person.

7. If the Department denies an application for registration as a third-party certifier, the Department will notify the applicant by mail of its decision. Except as otherwise provided in NAC 483.1236, the applicant may reapply at any time on a new application form. The applicant must state in the new application the measures that were taken to correct the deficiency that caused the denial of the original application.