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Ignore the bad answer above. ^^^

If you have an unrestricted work permit that allows you to work anywhere you can get a license -- CDL or otherwise.

If you're on an H1-B visa you can only work for the employer who sponsored you and only for the position that was on the visa application that the employer filed.

If you don't have a Taxpayer ID Number (looks like a SS# but isn't quite the same) you'll need to get one before you can get a license. Use that in lieu of a SS$ on the license application.

No. If you don't have a green card, you're not legal and can't get any kind of license, let alone a class A. Get your green card, learn how to spell "license" and ask again then.

There are thousands of pointed out ingredients that would require placards and HazMat techniques for delivery in a commercial vehicle... maximum have their very own particular delivery and handling regulations finding on weight and quantity of the substance being transported. examine your close by state DOT place of work, library or e book save for guidebooks for transporting unsafe ingredients.

LOT'S of people spell "license" wrong, give him credit for spelling "green card" correctly.