How do I get a Copy of my Driving Record in Michigan?

To obtain your certified complete driving record, you can visit your local Secretary of State (SOS) office, request it online, or order it by mail. The cost for obtaining this record is $12.

To purchase a certified copy of your driving record online:

• Create an account through MiLogin and authenticate your information on our website.
• Your record will only be visible for 7 days.
• Pay with a credit or debit card (additional fees apply) or e-check/bank account number.
• Fee: $12

Ensure that you specifically request your certified complete record, as edited versions may not provide the necessary information. A complete record will have the number “42” on the second line of the upper left corner.

Once you have your driving record, carefully review everything below the section labeled “End of Record History.”

This section contains important and vital information about anything that must be addressed before your license can be reinstated. It includes details such as dates, locations, specific offenses, and suspension dates, if applicable.

Here is the link to purchase your driving record from the SOS. Right Here–> Get a copy of your driving record.

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Driving Record (FAQs)

How do I make corrections to my driving record?

If you see discrepancies on your driving record, you will need to contact the listed court for tickets and the listed police department for accidents. Corrections will then be sent to the Michigan Department of State to update your record. If you need to discuss other details of your record, call the Driver Records Activity Unit at 517-636-6406.

How long is my driving record available for viewing online?

The link for your electronic driving record in Michigan is only accessible for 7 days. During the seven-day period, you may view your electronic driver record as many times as you need to by logging in and choosing the option to View Transaction History. It is recommend you save your documents to your computer or device so that you may conveniently view the record at any time.

Do I need a certified copy of my driving record?

If you are purchasing your driving record for your own reference, you may not need a certified record. If you are purchasing a copy of your record for a court case, or for an employer, check with the person requesting the record to verify what type of record is needed and if it needs to be certified.

NOTE: All driving records purchased in Secretary of State offices are certified records.

Can I purchase a driving record for another person?

In most cases, Michigan residents can only purchase their own records. The following exceptions are allowed by law:

Commercial and governmental agency users
The Michigan Department of State allows commercial and governmental users to obtain driver’s license, vehicle, mobile home, watercraft, and recreational vehicle records under certain specified conditions.

Driving Record Subscription Service
The Driving Record Subscription Service provides organizations with the driving records of their employees on an annual basis, or whenever there are violations, restrictions, suspensions, or revocations posted to the driving record.