Arizona Driving Records

Types Of Arizona Driving Records

There are four different types of driver records that the state of Arizona offers its residents. Note that uncertified driving records are more geared towards personal use, as they are not official documents that will stand up in the court of law.

39 – Month Uncertified Driving Record

This driving record is available online, in person, or by mail.

39 – Month Certified Driving Record

This driving record is solely available in person.

5 – Year Uncertified Driving Record

This record is available by mail or in person.

5 – Year Certified Driving Record

This record is available in person.

How Much Do Driving Records Cost?

All certified records cost $5. All uncertified records cost $3.

Arizona Driving Records Include

• License History
• License Endorsements
• License Status
• Traffic Violations
• Traffic Accidents
• Traffic Fines
• Traffic Tickets
• Points
• Suspensions
• Restrictions
• Actions Against The Driver

Available Arizona Driving Records

Driving records in the state of Arizona are available at local DMVs, by mail, and online. Depending on the type of record you want, you may be limited in which places you will be able to obtain your record from. Let’s take a look at the routes you can take for getting your driving record.

Arizona Driving Records By Mail

You can obtain a driving record through the mail. The types of records you can request are the 39 month certified, the 5 year uncertified, and the 5 year certified. You will need to complete the Motor Vehicle Record Request (Form 46-4416). This form will need to be notarized.

You will need to send the completed form along with payment to the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division. You must pay with a check or money order when submitting your application by mail.

Arizona Driving Records In Person

You can request your driver record in person at any one of the local Arizona DMV facilities. You will need to fill in the Motor Vehicle Record Request (Form 46-4416). An agent at the facility will need to witness you signing the document and will ask for photo identification. You can pay with cash, check, money order, and at some locations, you can pay with a credit card.

Arizona Driving Records Online

You can obtain only the 39 month uncertified driving record online at the official Arizona Government Website. You will be required to enter and confirm your personal information when ordering online. After submitting payment via a credit or debit card you can immediately print out your driving record.