How Can I Check Someone's Driver's License Records?

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There are quite a lot of reasons why people check for someone else's driver's license records. One popular reason is employment. Another reason might be a private investigator doing a comprehensive background check.

Regardless of the reason, it is nearly impossible for you to get a person's driver's license records unless they provide you with a written permission. However, if you have a valid reason, such as checking someone's driving records before you employ them, then you will need to fill out a request form called the Requester Release and Affidavit of Intended Use. There are specified criteria here that you should qualify for in order for you to request for the record.

If you meet the criteria, then you will need to fill it out and send it to your local Division of Motor Vehicles office. Here are some of the criteria that you should be able to qualify for in order for you to request for someone else's driving records.

The first is that the record should be requested by a government agency, including law enforcement agency. Another is that is should be by an agency charged with motor or driver vehicle safety insurance.

It can also be obtained by a business which will use the information to verify the accuracy of the information submitted by certain individuals to prevent fraud.

These are the things that you should remember about checking someone's driving records. As you can see, you first need to have a valid reason and you also have to qualify for the criteria stated on the Requester Release and Affidavit of Intended Use.

Now if you need to check driving records as part of a background check, there are other ways to do so. For example, if a person has been convicted of a driving related crime, such as driving under the influence (DUI) or reckless driving, the records may be part of the public court records and would easily be obtained in a public records search.

Public record searches can be done in a variety of ways. If you knew the county the person resided in or may have committed a driving related crime in, you could visit the courthouse and search records yourself. As you can tell, this could be a tedious process, but it should not cost you anything.

A more realistic approach is to conduct an online background check. There are a number of sites which will do this for you. All you need is some information, such as the full name, address and age of the individual. you can then run a background check on the individual. This will not tell you traffic crimes, like speeding or parking violations, but it will tell you the serious stuff.

You can also hire a private investigator. He or she can probably find out the detailed stuff as well as the traffic misdemeanors. This can cost you up to $200 or so depending on the difficulty level of the search.

If you just need to check your own driver's license records to ensure accuracy, you are legally entitled to do so. You just need to visit your local DMV for instructions. It may cost you a minimal fee.

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Source by Marcus Rodgers