Driving Records in Nevada
Nevada Driver History Reports
A Nevada driver history report, commonly called a driving record, is a history of your driving violations, driver's license points, and traffic citations. It also includes car accidents.
To make sure that your record is accurate, you can order a copy of your driver history report from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
Types of Nevada Driving Records
The NV DMV offers two kinds of driver history reports:
- 3-year history.
- 10-year history.
Most violations and convictions stay on your record for 3 years, meaning employers and insurance companies can view them during that time.
Information regarding any very serious violations, such as driver's license suspensions, can be accessed by all state DMVs for 10 years.
If your license is suspended or revoked and you have not reinstated it, the violation will stay on your Nevada driving record for an indefinite period of time.
Did you know that insurance companies can use the information on your driving record to determine your rates? Make sure yours is correct by ordering a copy online today!
3-Year Driving Record
The 3-year driver history report includes:
- Convictions, including those occurring in other states.
- Demerit points.
- Car accidents.
NOTE: The 3-year record does NOT include driver's license suspensions, revocations, or other license withdrawals.
10-Year Driving Record
The 10-year driver history report includes:
- Convictions, including those occurring in other states.
- Demerit points.
- Accidents.
- Driver's license withdrawals:
- Suspensions.
- Revocations.
- Cancelations.
- Denials.
Ordering a NV Driver History Report
You can purchase a driver history report from the Nevada DMV:
- Online.
- By mail.
- In person.
NOTE: If you need a certified copy of your driver history, you must order it by mail.
Online
You can order your 3-year or 10-year driving record online from the NV DMV's My DMV service. You will need:
- Your NV driver's license or ID card.
- Date of birth.
- Social Security number.
- A valid e-mail address.
- A credit card to pay the $7 fee.
- A printer.
- You can only print the report at the time you use the online service. You won't be able to access the report again without paying the fee again.
By Mail
To order a driver history by mail, you will need:
- A completed Application for Individual Record Information (IR002).
- Make sure to read all instructions and fill out all necessary forms included in the above packet.
- Check or money order made payable to the NV DMV for $7.
Send your application and payment to:
DMV
Records Section
555 Wright Way
Carson City, NV 89711
Certified Copies
Certified, or official, copies of Nevada driver histories can ONLY be ordered by mail.
If you're ordering a certified copy, you'll need to pay the $4 Certification Fee in addition to the $7 driving record fee.
In Person
To request a driving record in person, you can go to:
- Any self-service kiosk.
- When paying at a kiosk, you may use cash, check, debit card, or major credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or Discover).
- Any Nevada DMV office.
You will need:
- Your driver's license.
- The $7 fee (add $1.25 for processing if you are using a self-service kiosk).
Correcting Your NV Driving Record
If you need to correct your driving record, contact the DMV Records Section:
- In the Las Vegas area, call (702) 486-4368.
- In Reno, Sparks, or Carson City, call (775) 684-4590.
- In rural Nevada or outside of the state, call (877) 368-7828.
Your car insurance company, employer, and government agencies can view your driving history, so be sure that your NV driving record is accurate and up to date.