Delaware Driving Records

Your driving records, or DMV records, are the state’s collection of your driving history.

Your driving history can include anything from a vehicle’s registration, convictions, and license status to point violations like unpaid tickets and more. The Delaware driving records include 3 years of your driving history. This includes its current status, personal information, and license status.

Getting your DE driver’s records can be done online, by mail, and in person. This short article shares how you can request driving records from the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

Getting Your Delaware Driving Record: Step-by-Step

Before you can begin:

You must meet the requirements of the Personal Information Release Form (MV703) in order to request your DE motor vehicle records. This ensures the right people are requesting the records as it contains a lot of personal information you wouldn’t want in the wrong hands.

Those exempt from filing this information includes law and law-related entities, employers, insurance agents and companies, and private investigators or security personnel.

You can request documents through the Delaware DMV to get official, certified documents. Or, use third-party providers to get unofficial DE driver documents. These third-party providers can save time and hassle when getting your driver information.

Below, you’ll learn how to request official documents through the DE DMV.

Requesting Your Motor Vehicle Record in Person

You will:

  1. Visit a local DE DMV office (find one here)
  2. File the Personal Information Release Form
  3. Provide your personal information and form
  4. Pay the $25 record fee

Requesting Your Motor Vehicle Record Online

NOTE: Certified records are not available online.

You will:

  1. Visit Delaware’s record request page
  2. Input your information
  3. Follow the on-screen prompts
  4. Pay the $25 record fee
  5. Download or print the record

Requesting Your Motor Vehicle Record by Mail

You will:

  1. Download the MV703 form
  2. File and notarize the form
  3. Include the necessary items:
    1. $25 check or money order
    2. Self-addressed and stamped envelope
  4. Send your request

The documents will go to:

Division of Motor Vehicles

ATTN: Driver License Administration

P.O. Box 698

Dover, DE 19903

Found Something Wrong on Your Delaware Driving Records?

If you notice errors, contact your local DMV and inquire about the erogenous information. This may include the need to update your information on file. The driving record is a handy set of documents for many DMV and/or court purposes – so keep them nearby in case you need them fast!