Choose Your Record Type
Select the type of driving record that meets your needs.
3-Year vs. 10-Year History
- 3-Year : Contains convictions for the past 3 years. Does NOT include suspensions or revocations
- 10-Year : Complete driving record including all convictions,suspensions, and revocations.
Employers & Third Parties
- May open a DMV Records Account See
Public Record Access otherwise use
IR002
- For account applications, see
IR001
IR008
Former Resident Requests
- Uber/Lyft drivers and former residents who need original license issue date or license number. Submit the IR-002 application by mail.
- This information is not available on internet or kiosk driver history. Must complete IR-002 Records Application.
Get Your Driving Record
Select the type of driving record that meets your needs
Online via MyDMV
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$7 — Secure payment by credit/debit card
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Your report is delivered instantly online
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What You'll Need:
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- Your Nevada driver's license or ID card
- Access to a printer or the ability to print to PDF
Use a desktop if possible. If using a mobile device, be sure you know how to print or save as PDF, as the report must be saved at the time of your request.
In-Person at DMV Offices or Kiosk
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No form needed — have your license information ready. $7 history report fee + $1.50 kiosk processing fee (if using kiosk).
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Need a certified copy? Contact the Records Section by mail with a $4 fee.
You can get a 3-year, 10-year, or school bus driving history at any DMV office or from a self-service kiosk at select locations.
By Mail
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IR-002 • Complete the IR-002 – Application for Individual Record Information.
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Include a check, money order, or ADM 205 (Credit Card Payment Authorization) for $7, payable to DMV. Add $4 for a certified copy.
Mail your request to:
Nevada DMV
ATTN: Records
Section555 Wright Way
Carson City, NV
89711-0250
(775) 684-4590
Understanding Your Record
Suspensions & Revocations
Demerit Points System
Code Search
Crashes and Convictions
What Gets Reported:
- Revocations and convictions may become part of your Nevada driving record.
- Moving violations may be reported if convicted.
- Out-of-state violations are added if they result in a conviction
Record Duration
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Suspensions or revocations:
Reported indefinitely if the license is not reinstated. -
Serious violations:
Shared with all 50 state DMVs for 10 years after conviction or reinstatement.
Additional Notes:
- The individual records request package will take 7–10 business days to be mailed.
- Under NRS 239, the agency has 5 business days to respond. We will notify you if additional time is required.
- Not everyone is entitled to a 10-year history report.
- If an individual needs to send a 10-year history report to a business, an authorized release form is required.