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1. How long do requests take and how much do they cost?

Generally, record requests take 7 to 10 business days for processing. The cost is $0.08 per page and between $0.21 to $0.56 per disc (photos, audio or video recordings).

2. What is no longer generally available?

Under 18 USC. Section 2721(c), a Federal privacy act known as the Drivers Privacy Protection Act (DPPA), the following personal information is not available to the public:

• Date of birth
• DMV Photograph
• Driver’s license numbers and physical descriptors
• Medical or disability information
• Social Security Number
• Telephone Number
• Vehicle identification Numbers (VIN)
• Vehicle registration plate numbers and related information

3. How can I get personal information?

In order to access most of the information above, a requester must complete and submit a Permissible Uses Form (PDF). If a requester fails to meet an appropriate authorization under Section III on the request form, he/she will receive records with all of their personal information contained therein but personal information pertaining to other individuals may be redacted (blacked out); the requester will still be billed for the cost of the record. This form applies to all record requests, not just driving records. 

Disclaimer: DMV photographs, Social Security numbers, telephone numbers, juvenile and medical information is never released, except to the person to whom the information applies or to a parent/legal guardian of that individual.

Important

If you are looking for a name, address, or other personal information about someone, you will not receive that information unless you meet one of the federal authorizations set forth under Section III on the form!