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How To Obtain Your Missouri Driving Record
You are entitled to access your driving record or someone else’s if you have express permission or that person’s record is exempt under the federal Driver Privacy Protection Act. You can request a driving record with personal information or without personal information.
Applying to Get the Driving Record
To get your own driving record without personal information, you can go to any Missouri license office and pay the fee. You can also go online and fill out the form to access the information.
If you would like to request a record that does have personal information, you should go to the Missouri license office in person and pay a fee or request it by mail or fax.
If you’re requesting someone else’s record, you will need to submit the Request from Driver License Record Holder form with the fee at a Missouri license office or by mail or fax. The form has to be signed and notarized to access another person’s records.
When the record is ready, it will be mailed to you by email if you ordered it online. If you went to the licensing office in person, then you can receive them in hand. You may get them by fax as well.
Required Documentation
If you are requesting your own driving record, you need to have your photo ID. By mail or fax, you can complete the Request from Driver License Record Holder form with your photo ID and all information filled out.
Fees for Getting Your Driving Record and Payment Methods
To get your driving record, the fee is $2.82 with an additional faxing fee of $.50 per page if you opt to get the paperwork as a fax.
If you go to the Missouri licensing office to pay, you can use cash, check, money order, debit card, Discover, Visa, American Express, or Mastercard. At the office, there is a minimum convenience fee of $1.25. There may be a fee of up to 2.15%.
Types of Driving Records
You can request driving records with or without personal information. The records without personal information are good for finding out about traffic violations, for example, while those with personal information will have the person’s identifying information, Social Security number, and other information.
To contact the Missouri license office Driver License Record Center, you can reach out to:
PO Box 2167
Jefferson City, MO 65101
