Top Driving Records Are Public Information

In Nebraska, driving records are considered to be public information. They are available for purchase by any individual or business that plans to use the information for one of the exempted uses listed in the Uniform Motor Vehicle Records Disclosure Act.

Examples of acceptable uses include an employer verifying a job applicant's possession of a commercial driver license, a private detective conducting an investigation for his client, or an organization collecting non-confidential data to be used as part of a research project.

Top Check Your Driver's License Status

To request a copy of a single driving record, you must complete the Application for Copy of Driving Record, available online. Businesses or individuals who wish to request records for multiple drivers should complete the Application for Copies of Multiple Driving Records form. There will be a $3 fee for each record that is requested.

For more information about requesting driving records, please call the Nebraska DMV at (402) 471-3918.

You can also order an expedited copy of your driving record through third-party businesses, such as the one at the top of this page that specialize that service.

Top Information Included on Your Record

A driving record contains the following information:

• Personal data such as the driver's name, birth date, physical description, and mailing address.

• General driver license information such as the status of a person's license, the county in which it was issued, the expiration date, and any applicable restrictions or endorsements.

• Driving record information such as any traffic violation convictions or administrative withdrawals of driving privileges.

If you need assistance interpreting the information on a driving record, please review the Nebraska DMV's article on reading and understanding your driving record.

Top Reasons to Check Your Record

If you are concerned about identity theft, you may wish to request a copy of your driving record on an annual basis. If your driver license has recently been stolen, reviewing this information is a wise precaution. If someone is misusing your identity, you risk having your driving privileges revoked or being wrongfully convicted of a motor vehicle violation.

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