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Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) Lookup

Motor Vehicle Records: Get the Information You Need Now

Do you need to access a Motor Vehicle Record? We can help you with that!

An Arizona Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) is a detailed report that contains historical details about a driver or vehicle. It acts as an important resource for employers conducting background checks, insurance companies evaluating risk, legal professionals gathering evidence, or investigations. This report is available as certified or uncertified, depending on your needs or how far back the history needs to go.

Certified vs. Uncertified MVRs

Certified MVRs provide an overview covering the past ten (10) years and are commonly used for official purposes like court proceedings. On the other hand, uncertified MVRs provide shorter history, going back five (5) years, and are typically used for personal reference or less official matters.

We Can Help With Your MVR Request

It’s important to know that the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (AZ MVD) has strict rules about who can access these records. If you’re getting an MVR for someone else, there are extra steps involved, like confirming your identity, stating the purpose, and getting written permission. 

Our trained team knows how to navigate these steps to make sure we follow state and federal privacy laws. Let us guide you through the process, making sure you get the information you need – officially and legally. 

Schedule an appointment to minimize your wait time during peak hours or walk in at your convenience.

Look Up a Motor Vehicle Record Today!

In 2020, ADOT enhanced security by centralizing the distribution of Arizona MVD credentials, such as driver licenses, instruction permits, license plates, car titles, and placards, to name a few!

Once your order is placed and paid for at any MVD or Authorized Third Party office, you’ll receive temporary documents to use until your official credentials arrive in the mail from ADOT.

The post office will not forward mail from ADOT, so make sure your home address is current with USPS®

Clearly display your name inside your mailbox, especially if your mail comes to a cluster mailbox