How Do I Get My Driving Record From The DMV In Illinois?
In the state of Illinois, the Secretary of State’s office, rather than a Department of Motor Vehicles, handles vehicle title and registration, state identification cards, driver’s licenses and driving records. A printed driving record is referred to as a driving record abstract. Requests for abstracts must be in writing or, alternatively, may be requested in person at a branch office. As of 2010, there are over 130 branch locations throughout the State of Illinois. Locate the nearest Secretary of States office. Requesting records in person is the most expedient way to obtain records. Locations are listed on the Secretary of States website (see resources). Alternately, you can call 1-800-252-8980. The number works only for calls originating within the state of Illinois. Fill out the abstract request form. A record is referred to as an abstract. Return the completed form to the clerk. As of 2010, the fee for a certified copy is $12. Additional photocopies are 50 cents each. Accepted meth
