South Carolina Driver Records Request Forms
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South Carolina Driving Records Request Information
There may be many reasons why you need a current copy of your driving record.
In South Carolina there are two options for obtaining a copy of your driving record: applying at the South Carolina state website or requesting a copy from a national database. Here is how to do both:
To request a copy from the state, go to the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) public services website:
On the right hand side of the screen you will see a blue box with a first section, called “Driver Services.” Click on the link called “Obtain your Certified Driver Record ($).”
When you click the link you will be taken to a page detailing the Privacy Laws which protect this information. After reading it, check the box at the bottom next to the sentence, “I have read and understand the information above.” Then click the large Submit button in the bottom center of the screen.
In order to order a copy, you need to have information ready to enter into the site.
1. You must have either your driver’s license number or your personal identification card number.
2. You must have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. There is a link for the free download included on the request form in case you need it.
3. A valid card (MasterCard, Discover, or Visa) to pay the cost of the copy.
4. $6.00, the cost of the copy.
The form asks for your social security number, date of birth, the date the license was issued, and the address appearing on your license.
After filling in all the required information and clicking “Submit,” you will be taken to a screen to provide payment information to cover the $6.00 fee.
Both 3 year and 10 year driving records are available. The South Carolina DMV will make an unofficial copy of your record available immediately as an Adobe PDF file. An official copy will be mailed.
If you choose to get your driving record from a national database, follow these easy steps:
Go to https://www.searchquarry.com/driving-related-record-request-forms/.
Once here, click on “South Carolina,” located in the right hand column in the sixth space from the bottom. You will see a link to South Carolina Driving Records Request Form, which gives you a form to print, fill out, and mail to the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles.
See what I need to take care of to get my lisence back
Teresa, you’ll need to reach out to the North Carolina DMV directly about your driver’s license status as well as what is needed to get it back
To pay old ticket
Joanne, you will want to reach out to the relevant law enforcement agency that issued you the SC traffic citation to handle paying the fee and fines associated with it.
I\’ve lived in 3 different states in the last 10 years. Is it possible to obtain one report containing all states info?
Unfortunately we can only run driving records per state, not nationwide. Since each state, including South Carolina, manage their Department of Motor vehicles Separately. If you sign up for our membership you can get unlimited driving record searches for one low monthly fee and cancel at any time.
These is no longer a link that says “Obtain your Certified Driver Record ($).” I was unable to get the record I needed.
We are happy to help you lookup your South Carolina driving record however, if you need a certified SC driving record then you will want to reach out to the South Carolina DMV in person or online. There you
Im trying to figure out what i meed to do i was inbetween addresss and the carlot i bought my car gave the wrong mailing address to the tax office amd now my liesens are suspended cause of this ive paid my taxes it just wasnt my fault i dont think i should have to pay fine and reinstatment what do i do
That sounds like a very unfortunate event. Unfortunately we do not have an affiliation with the South Carolina DMV. Your best bet would be to visit them in person and discuss your situation and see if they can reduce or remove your fines.
South Carolina Driver’s License Reinstatement
Reinstate your South Carolina driver’s license by visiting the SC DMV website and select driver services. There is a $100 reinstatement fee for each suspension and if your fines are over $300 you can setup a payment plan. You can call 803-896-5000 for more information.