The release of DMV records is governed by these laws: There are exceptions for law enforcement and other parties such as insurance companies. Generally, a third party cannot get any information on a specific driver license or registration without a notarized release from the person about whom the information is requested. Nevada has very restrictive privacy laws relating to the release of DMV records to third parties. We will review the paperwork and vehicle records for you. You may bring a vehicle you are considering purchasing to the VIN inspection station at larger DMV offices. (Title information from all states - small fees apply) The DMV does not release records to prospective vehicle purchasers. Authorized third parties such as insurance companies, tow yards and attorneys may receive these records. Information on abandoned vehicles or vehicles involved in crashes is not released to the general public. You need a Title Verification Letter, historical vehicle registration records or a certified copy of any record.You are a former Nevada resident and need your Nevada driver's license number or other information.The issue date listed on internet or kiosk printouts reflects the date of the last change in your license, not when it was first issued. You need your Original Issue Date or other historical data.You must complete and mail an IR-002 application if: We do not release personal information by telephone or email. Checks and money orders are also accepted.) Application for Individual Record Information (IR-002).To obtain your own DMV records, you must complete and mail an application and pay the required fees: See Driver History if you need a driver history for employment purposes other than Uber/Lyft or similar companies
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