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Driving Records
For Individuals:
Although you can order a driving record directly from the Arkansas OMV, individuals can order it online through a third party: DrivingRecord.org. These are non-certified and are for employment screening purposes.
For Businesses:
Businesses can order Arkansas driving records as part of their employment screening practices from DrivingRecords.com. DrivingRecords.com also offers other services such as criminal records, SSN verifications, and other employment screening services.
Arkansas driving records, also known as MVRs, are records that provide a history of violations, suspensions, and other details about a person's driving history.
Although you can order a driving record directly from the Arkansas OMV, one of the fastest ways to get your Driving Record is to order it online through a 3rd-party advertiser: DrivingRecord.org. Get your driving record delivered via:
- - Postal Mail
- - Fax
Businesses can also order Arkansas driving records for employment screening purposes here >>. For questions about an existing order you have already placed, contact the DrivingRecords.com customer service.
Check Your Driver's License Status
Whenever you need or want to check the status of your driver’s license, you can order a driving record report. This record will spell out if your driver’s license is currently valid. Should your license have been revoked or suspended, the report will indicate that according to what’s on record at the DMV. This report will also show points against your license and, in some cases, information on any accidents you have had.
Privacy is a concern for everyone; your driving record is a critical document and worthy of privacy protection. Arkansas has a very strict confidentiality code, yet there are times when you, an employer, or even the insurance company will need to see your driving record.
Requesting Your Driving Record
Getting a copy of your own driving record is easy and recommended. You need to check it for accuracy and if there are errors, the sooner you correct it, the better off you'll be.
If there are mistakes, call the ODS immediately. The correction process could take time and even a hearing, but it is necessary; traffic violations count against you and could result in a restricted or suspended license and/or higher insurance premiums.
Visit any revenue office to get a copy of your driving record for $7. Or drop a check in the mail, along with a signed request for your record:
- Driving Records
- Room 1130
- P.O. Box 1272
- Little Rock, AR 72203
There are third-party services available to obtain your record for you, such as the one at the top of this page. Remember, seeing your driving record and the three-year snapshot it reveals about your driving habits is important to be correct.
Requesting Another Person's Driving Record
Your job may require you to obtain another person's driving record. Security measures call for signed permission from that person before it can be issued to you.
Traffic court, law enforcement, or government agencies can get your driving record without written permission if it is necessary for them to do their jobs. For example, if the ODS computer flags you for potential suspension, then the traffic court will pull a copy of your driving record.
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