I have something called a "set aside" suspension on my DMV printout? What should I tell companies?

Dated May 2017, never went into effect, boils down to:

1. Got a letter threatening future suspension for some allegedly missing insurance (not actually missing)
2. Called them up before the date, talked to somebody at DMV, repeated my info
3. They said "some account number was misspelled or something, just a paperwork mishap so never mind, you're good to go"
4. Got a letter saying I'm OK (not sure if I kept that though...oops)

So now a DMV printout still shows that, but as a "SET ASIDE SUSPENSION" (no points). Meanwhile, a background check done in 2018 had no trace.

When talking to schools/paid CDL programmes, should I mention this? Avoid drawing attention? Or what?

 

I guess I'm just nervous?

This CA DMV printout is all over the dang place.

The never-actually-happened "set aside suspension" shows up as not one but TWO line items, both with the same dates.

Then I have old accidents but no fault info, hell one of them doesn't even have a license plate or any info listed.


But.... it also says I have ZERO POINTS.

So do I have a clean-ish driving record or sketchy af??? Hell if I know lol

 

Administrative hearing?

Not with my participation it didn't... unless waiting on hold for 9 minutes and reading off some insurance info to some lady on the phone counts as one?

 

Yeah... except for one teeeeny tiny discrepancy



Namely: I learned the darn term from the driving record on which it, by its very definition, shouldn't ever appear