Tyrone Young
North Adams
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Delivery Driver
WB Mason
Framingham, MA
05.2025 - 08.2026
- Delivered products efficiently and accurately to diverse locations within designated timeframes.
- Operated delivery vehicle safely, adhering to traffic laws and company policies.
- Managed route planning using GPS systems to optimize delivery schedules.
- Maintained accurate records of deliveries, including signatures and inventory counts.
- Communicated effectively with customers regarding delivery status and any issues encountered.
- Assisted in loading and unloading delivery items to ensure safe transport.
- Conducted routine vehicle inspections, reporting maintenance needs promptly to management.
- Collaborated with team members to improve delivery processes and enhance customer satisfaction.
- Delivered packages to customer doorsteps and business offices.
- Completed on-time deliveries by choosing best and most efficient routes.
- Read maps, followed oral, and written instructions and used GPS technology to make deliveries.
- Operated vehicle safely in highly congested areas with no traffic violations.
- Loaded truck and properly secured items to prevent damage for deliveries.
Education
High School Diploma -
Economics Business Academy
Dorchester, MA06.2005
Skills
- Positive attitude
- Customer service
- Valid Driver's license
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Dependable and reliable
- Safe driving
- Loading and unloading
- GPS navigation
Personal Information
- ID Type: DOR PIN
- ID Number: 00.1499.9671
Section name
- The Child Support Services Division of the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) can help you ask the court for a change in the amount of your child support order. You can ask for the order to be higher or lower. Asking for a change in the order is called a modification. You can ask for our help if all of the following are true:
- We are providing full services to collect and enforce your child support order
- You are the parent or caretaker who gets support or you are the parent who pays support
- Your request is just about child or medical support and it doesn't involve parenting time or some other issue
- What do I do first?
- Consider how much child support the court might order. In Massachusetts, the court uses the Child Support Guidelines to determine the amount of a child support order. You can get an idea of how much the court might order by using the online Child Support Calculation Worksheet available on our website at mass.gov/css.
- Remember, if you ask the court to modify your order, the court may make the order higher or lower or may make no change at all.
- I want DOR's help, what do I do next?
- Fill out the worksheet on the other side of this page and sign it
- Attach any paperwork that will help explain why the amount of your order should change. Examples include copies of:
- Military orders
- Paystubs, bank statements, or income tax returns
- Letter verifying you get public assistance benefits
- Court order giving you custody of the child(ren)
- Letters or documents verifying that you provide health insurance coverage for the child(ren)
- Proof that you receive unemployment benefits
- Proof that you receive Social Security or Veterans' benefits
- Workers' Compensation award letters
- Documents verifying that you have a disability or an injury
- If you are incarcerated for more than 12 months, you must also complete and send to us an incarceration affidavit.
- What if I feel unsafe? If you feel that you or your children would not be safe if you ask for a change in the amount of your order, call us before you send in any paperwork.
- What will DOR do with my paperwork? Once we get the documents from you we will review them, and decide if we can help you:
- If we can help you, we'll send you a letter to tell you about the next steps.
- If we can't help you, we'll send you a letter telling you that. You can still ask the court for a change on your own, without DOR's help.
- What do I do with the worksheet and other paperwork?
- Mail them to us at:
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue
- Child Support Services Division
- P.O. Box 7057
- Boston, MA 02204
- F50521 01/24
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- WORKSHEET TO ASK FOR DOR'S HELP TO MODIFY A CHILD SUPPORT AND/OR MEDICAL SUPPORT ORDER
- If you're asking for help to modify an order on more than one case, fill out a separate worksheet for each case.
- Your name: Tyrone Young
- Your DOR PIN: 00.1499.9671
- Last 4 digits of your Social Security number: XXX-XX-0689
- Your address: 32 Hathaway St North Adams Berkshire Ma 01247
- Your home phone: 857-217-5260
- Your cell phone: 857-217-5260
- Other parent's name: Tyllica Pabon
- Other parent's address: Moved/Idk
- Other parent's home phone:
- Other parent's cell phone: 857-615-3323
- Information about the support order you have now:
- Name of the court that made the order: SUFFOLK PROBATE & FAMILY COURT
- Docket Number: SU19W0186WD
- How much is the current child support order now? $250 per week
- I think my order should go down because (check all the reasons below that apply):
- My income and ability to pay child support has gone down because:
- I lost my job or had a pay cut
- I have an injury or disability
- The other parent's income and ability to pay has gone up
- There is a change in the health insurance coverage for the child(ren)
- The order needs to end because:
- The other parent and I live together with the child(ren)
- The child(ren) live with me now
- Other reason: Also i can’t afford to pay my bills
- Write some details about why you think the order should change:
- When we had court I sent my cost of living but when they said it was never received. I told them i sent it but it was never looked at. I believe the decision was based as i didnt have anything to pay. Also i mentioned that my last day of work was 8/28/26 due to relocation.
- Your signature: Tyrone Young
- Date:
Timeline
Delivery Driver
WB Mason
05.2025 - 08.2026
High School Diploma -
Economics Business Academy