Driver's License Status Explanations

CANCELLED	Driving privilege has been cancelled indefinitely until outstanding requirements are satisfied.
DECEASED	The driver is deceased.
DENIED	A denied status is a result of the driver not meeting the requirements during the application.
DISQUALIFIED	Drivers are disqualified if they do not maintain their license requirements. Medical issues are often the reason for losing commercial status.
EXPIRED	The license expiration date has passed.
INVALID	Most often it is that the Driver's License type or class is not valid in the state.
LIMITED	A Limited license is a Hardship license or other restricted license, such as a permit. These are temporary restrictions. The more permanent type of restrictions include corrective lenses, no passengers, etc.
NONE	The subject is not licensed. If the individual gets pulled over and cannot produce a license and the officer cannot find them in the database, they will create a placeholder record and issue them a number. (record only)
OTHER	The state specifies the status, but says other.
PENDING	The time between application for a license and awarding or denying the license.
REVOKED	The unconditional revocation of the ability to drive. The driver is often required to hand over their license.
SURRENDER	The license was voluntarily surrendered, usually because a new one was issued.
SUSPENDED	Driving privilege revoked for a specific time required by law. The suspension of the ability to drive with the current license unless special circumstances warrant that the driver be allowed to drive for cause.
VALID	No limiting restrictions; however, the driver could be on probation or a suspension could be pending. An ignition interlock device could be required.
WITHDRAWN	Permission to drive is WITHDRAWN and the active license is not longer valid. This is usually a result of unpaid fees, bad check, pending application, or medical examination.