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Driving Records
For Individuals:
Although you can order a driving record directly from the Vermont DMV, 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 Vermont 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.
Vermont 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 Vermont DMV, 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 Vermont driving records for employment screening purposes here >>. For questions about an existing order you have already placed, contact the DrivingRecords.com customer service.
The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) serves as the main holding tank for all of the state's driving records.
If you get nabbed, for example, for speeding or leaving the scene of an accident, it will become a permanent part of your driving history. Even if you relocate across the country or go 34 years without ever being ticketed again, your driving record will never be wiped clean. However, anyone requesting your driving history will only be given your record from the last three years.
The drawback of a stained driving record is that it can be accessed by potential employers and used against you. So the cleaner the record, the less potential for regret.
How to Order Your Driving Record
You cannot obtain your driving record from the DMV over the Internet, but you can order it by mail by filling out a DMV Record Request form. A certified copy of your driving record for the past three years is $6; for your complete record, the fee is $16.
Send the form and the fee to:
- Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles
- Driver Improvement Unit
- 120 State St.
- Montpelier, VT 05603-0001
For someone other than you to request your driving record, they will need to have you sign the release portion of the request form authorizing them to do so.
If you can't wait to find out what your driving record says about you, then snail-mail might be too slow. You can find a number of companies online that will send you your driving record by e-mail or fax, for a slightly higher fee, in only a few days.
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