(Contact the American Job Center to apply)

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Schedule an Appointment or Walk-In: Some centers might require appointments, especially post-COVID, while others might still accept walk-ins. Call ahead to confirm their current policy.

Attend an Orientation or Information Session: These sessions explain the WIOA program, eligibility, and the application process. 

Meet with a Career Counselor: Discuss your career goals, employment situation, and training needs. They will help determine your eligibility for WIOA funding.

Complete the Application Process: You'll need to fill out forms, which might include: Proof of identity (like a driver's license)
Proof of income, unemployment status, or other eligibility criteria.

Documentation if you're a dislocated worker or in another priority category for WIOA services

Eligibility Determination: After submitting your application and all necessary documentation, you'll wait for a decision on your eligibility and approval for training funding.

Training Enrollment: If approved, you'll work with your counselor to select an approved training provider for your CDL training from the state's Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL).

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Remember, the specifics of the process can change, so it's always best to check directly with the local American Job Center for the most current information. They can provide personalized guidance, help you through the application, and connect you with the right training programs.

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