Fillable Form North Dakota Driving Record Request Form (SFN 51386)

What is the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form?

Form SFN 51386, Request for Driver Abstract, or the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form is a document used to request driving records in North Dakota.

Driving records contain the:

• Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) driving history for a selected period;
• License status;
• Commercial endorsements;
• Moving violations;
• Accidents;
• Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol offenses;
• Suspension or revocations; and
• Accumulation of points.

How to fill out the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form?

“Subject” refers to the individual who wants to obtain his or her driving record. It may be the requestor or the person who authorized the requestor to obtain his or her driving record.

“Requestor” refers to the person filing the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form to request his or her or another person's driving record.

Driver License Number

Enter the subject's driver’s license number.

Date of Birth

Enter the subject's birthdate.

Subject's Name

Enter the subject's name.

Subject's Address

Enter the subject's street address.

City

Enter the city where the subject lives.

State

Enter the state where the subject lives.

ZIP Code

Enter the subject's ZIP code.

Name of Requestor

Enter your name.

Company Name

Enter your company name, if applicable.

Mailing Address

Enter your mailing address.

City

Enter the city where you live.

State

Enter the state where you live.

ZIP Code

Enter your ZIP code.

Signature of Requestor

Enter your signature.

Date

Enter the date upon signing the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form.

Send the driving record to:

Mark the appropriate box for the address where the driving record will be sent. You may choose either the subject's address or the requestor's address.

REQUESTOR'S INFORMATION

I am requesting a copy of my own record

Mark the box to use the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form to request a copy of your driving record. Then, enter the reason for the driving record request.

I am requesting the record of another person and their written consent is below.

Mark the box to use the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form to request a copy of another person's driving record. Then, have him or her sign it to show consent or written authorization.

Signature

Enter the signature of the person who authorized you to obtain his or her driving record.

Date

Enter the date when the person who authorized you to obtain his or her driving record has signed the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form.

THIS RECORD IS FOR:

a prospective employer of a Commercial Driver's License holder (must have written consent)

Mark the box if the driving record is for a prospective employer of a Commercial Driver's License holder.

an employer of a Commercial Driver's License holder

Mark the box if the driving record is for an employer of a Commercial Driver's License holder.

an employer or prospective employer for non-commercial driving purposes

Mark the box if the driving record is for an employer or prospective employer for non-commercial driving purposes.

a government agency, including any court or law enforcement agency performing its function for an approved purpose

Mark the box if the driving record is for a government agency, including any court or law enforcement agency performing its function for an approved purpose.

insurance purposes

Mark the box if the driving record is for insurance purposes.

use by a parent of a child under 18 years of age

Mark the box if the driving record is for use by a parent of a child under 18 years of age.

other

Mark the box if the driving record is for other purposes. Then, provide an explanation.

How to file the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form?

Each driving record request costs $3. Mail your accomplished North Dakota Driving Record Request Form and payment to Drivers License Division, ND Department of Transportation, 608 E Boulevard Ave., Bismarck ND 58505-0750.

You may also fax your North Dakota Driving Record Request Form, credit card number, expiration date, and V-code to (701) 328-2435.

How long does it take to process driving requests in North Dakota?

The processing time for driving requests in North Dakota takes up to five to seven business days from the day the requestor has submitted his or her request.

What is the purpose of the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form?

The following are some of the purposes of the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form:

1. It can be used to obtain a driving record for insurance applications. Some car insurance companies may obtain a copy of an individual's driving record using the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form. The individual's driving record is used to assess his or her driving history and eligibility for coverage and set rates.

2. It can be used to obtain driving records for employment purposes. Most companies require applicants to furnish a driving record to assess their driving history that may be a basis for their personality or behavior, including their obedience to the rules or the law and accountability. It is also essential to job descriptions that involve driving company vehicles or operating vehicles for business purposes.

3. It can be used to ensure accurate information on driving records. Although state records are secured, individuals should obtain their driving records to check if all information in their driving history is true and correct. It will help them dispute incorrect information, keeping them from plausible troubles.

4. It can be used to request driving records for references. Employers are required to conduct critical research before hiring an applicant. It involves checking the applicant's background, such as driving and criminal records. Using the North Dakota Driving Record Request Form, employers can order the applicant's driving record. It is a reliable indicator of lifestyle risk, which helps employers determine if the applicant has a record of driving misconduct or negligence. Employers can also use the applicant's driving record to assess any criminal records, especially if he or she was arrested or punished due to driving under the influence (DUI) of a drug offense.