National and State Forms Website
To provide the service of helping the general public to get the National Driver Register forms that are needed in order to check both
their National Driving Record and their Local/State Driving Record saving the public time and frustration.
National Driver Register Information
- Get Started Here
- How Can I Get Removed From The NDR?
- Learn More About The National Driver Registery
- ABC7 News: On Your Side
- Commercial Driver's License Information System
- Problem Driver Pointer System (PDPS)
- Driver License Compacts
- SR 22/26
- Driving While Suspended
- State Alcohol Estimates
- Recording, Sharing and Using Information
NDR Individual File Check Form- NDR Employee File Check Form
- State Driver Record Request Forms
Members
District of Columbia
How To Obtain Your Driving Record
To get a copy of your driving record, you must have one of the following:
- DC driver's license, learner's permit, or non-driver's ID card, which has not been expired for more than five years
- Driver's license, learner's permit, or non-driver's ID issued by another US state or jurisdiction, which has not been expired for more than one year
- US passport, which has not been expired for more than one year
- Current US military or military dependent ID card
- Current ID card issued by a US federal, state, or territory government agency, showing date of birth
- Current INS documents (employment, travel, etc.)
- Foreign passport with attached non-immigrant visa form I-94 with certain certifications
If you do not have any of the above, you must have two of the following, with one of the documents bearing your date of birth.
- State-certified US birth certificate or birth registration card
- Social Security card bearing applicant's signature
- Certified copy of school records issued by a US jurisdiction or territory
- Current form IAP66 (Extension for Exchange Visitor Status)
- US Selective Service card
- Health insurance card or policy stating applicant's full name, date of birth, and Social Security number
- Valid college or university ID with photo
- Marriage certificate
- US military discharge papers (DD-214)
Fee (cash, check, money order, credit card payable to DC Treasurer):
To request a copy of your driving record by mail, send a letter to:
DC Department of Motor Vehicles
Attention: Driver Records
PO Box 90120
Washington, DC 20090
Be sure to include your full name, date of birth, Social Security number, driver's license number, photocopy of your ID, and a check or money order for the driver's record fees. You will receive a copy of your driving record within 14 business days.
Driver's Record
You may request a certified copy of your 3-, 5-, or 10-year driver's record by mail or in person at a designated DC DMV service location. To protect the privacy of individuals, DMV does not provide driver's record information over the telephone.
- To request a copy of your driver's record visit a designated DC DMV service location or send a letter to:
DMV
Attn: Driver's Records
PO Box 90120
Washington, DC 20090
Bring or enclose documentation of your full name, date of birth, Social Security number, driver's license number (if it differs from your Social Security number), a photocopy of your proof of identification, and a check or money order payable to DC Treasurer. Driver's record fees are determined based on the report requested. You will receive a copy of your driving record immediately if in person or within 14 business days if by mail.