Illinois Driving Records Search
These records are important for various reasons. Courts may require that the record is used as evidence during a trial. Employers hiring individuals for jobs that require driving will review a potential hire’s history. Insurance companies will base a person’s premium off of their individual driving record.
Illinois Driving Records Include
- Full Name Name
- Address
- Telephone Number
- DOB
- Driver’s License Number
- Driving History
- Traffic Points
- Violations (DUIs, speeding tickets)
- License Status (revocations, cancelations, suspensions)
How To Get Illinois Driving Records
You can obtain your Illinois driving record from the Secretary of State in two different ways. These include in-person and by mail. Currently, there is no electronic access to any Illinois driving records.
Official Illinois Driving Records
You can apply to get your driver record in-person at any local Driver Services facility within the state of Illinois. You will need to fill out a Driving Record Abstract Request Form (Form DSD DC 164). The cost for your record is $12 and is not payable by debit or credit card.
If you are requesting someone else’s driving record you will need to have a written consent form that was signed by that individual and properly notarized. These records are not available for immediate pickup from an Illinois Driver Services Facility. When requesting another person’s driving record you will receive it by mail in about 11 to 15 days, even when applying in-person.
Illinois Driving Records By Mail
You can request a copy of your driving record by mail. You will need to submit a completed Driving Record Abstract Request Form (Form DSD DC 164) along with payment for the $12 processing fee. Send this information to the Secretary of State Driver Analysis Section along with your full name, date of birth, license number, and sex. It typically takes about 10 days to get your driver record by mail after it is accepted by the Secretary of State.
It’s important to note that full records containing your personal information are only released to you, anyone that you have given written consent to, and anyone that falls under the Driver Privacy Protection Act exemption list. All public information, including convictions and accidents, can be obtained by anyone.
Driving Records By Mail
Hello Harshada,
If you are interested in Illinois Driving Records by mail then you will need to contact the Illinois Secretary of State website and request your driver abstract by mail option. This will cost you $12 for a copy of your Illinois driving record. Please reach out if there are any additional driving related questions we can assist you with.
http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/drivers/drivers_license/purchaseabstract.html
Best Regards,
The Search Quarry Team
Listing of tickets and license status
Hello Karen,
We can certainly lookup your Illinois driving record for citations and traffic tickets. I will need your full name and city of residency to proceed. For your license status you will need to contact the Illinois motor vehicle department to find out about your driver’s license. I have included a link for you to their website below where you can contact them about your license.
http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/drivers/drivers_license/home.html
Best Regards,
The Search Quarry Team
I can’t believe that I have to pay the state of illinois even more money just to prove that I drive just fine. They are a corrupt bunch of money sucking leeches for politicians.