Do you have a valid driver's license and clean driving record?
The interviewer will ask this question if having a valid license and clean driving record are requirements for the position. As a Fraud Investigator, the organization may have a company vehicle for you to use to conduct investigations. If so, they want to ensure you have a valid driver's license and clean driving record so you will not be a liability if hired.
If you have a valid license and a clean driving record, tell the interviewer how long your license is valid. If you do not have a valid driver's license, describe the steps you need to take to obtain your driver's license. If you have something on your driving record, explain what the interviewer will find when you produce a copy of your record.
If your license is not valid or you have an infraction on your driving record, avoid saying you have a valid license and a clean driving record. The interviewer may ask for copies of both for their insurance company, and you do not want to be dishonest.
"Yes, I have a valid license that is good for another two years. My driving record is clean, and I have never had a moving violation or ticket."
