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Mississippi Driving Records Request Information

You can obtain a copy of your driving record by requesting the Mississippi Department of Public Safety (DPS) for it. The Mississippi DPS maintains the driving records of all Mississippi residents with a driver’s license. Your driving record contains details of your driving history such as:

* Your driver’s license status

* Name

* Address

* DOB

* DUI reports

* Convictions

* Traffic violations

* Traffic accidents

* Previous suspensions or revocations

You can make Mississippi Driving Records Request for two different types of Mississippi driving records including:

Non-certified motor vehicle record: This type of driving record is only available online

Certified motor vehicle record: Requested by mail or in person, this type of driving record includes your complete driving history.

Apart from you, people who can request your driving records include:

* Insurance companies

* Employers

* Government agencies

* Courts

There are three ways of making Mississippi Driving Records Request including:

* Online

* In person

* By mail

Online

If you want to request a non-certified MVR then you need to do it online. For certified MVR, you need to make a request in person or by mail. In order to request a non-certified MVR online, you’ll need to: * Visit the Mississippi DMV website

* Provide your driver’s license number, full name, and DOB

* Pay the $ 11 fee through debit a credit card

In person

In order to request your Mississippi certified MVR, you’ll need to: * Complete and submit Consent to Release Record (S) form

* Payment in cash the $ 11 fee

By mail

In order to request your certified MVR by mail, you’ll need to: * Complete and mail Consent to Release Record (S) form along with a self-addressed and stamped envelope to the Mississippi DPS office

* Pay through check or money order $ 11 fee

You can obtain your Mississippi driving record online from public databases as well. For further information call (601) 987-121 or visit the DPS website.