Nevada · Permit test

Getting your Nevada driving record

You can print your own Nevada driving record online in MyDMV, at any time, for $7. Choose a 3-year report of convictions, or the 10-year report that also shows suspensions and revocations. You can also get one at a DMV kiosk or office, or by mail.

Ways to get it

HowWhat you needCost
MyDMV onlineYour Nevada license or ID, and a printer or PDF option$7
DMV kioskYour license details$7 plus $1.50 processing
DMV officeYour license details and an appointment$7, plus $4 if certified
MailForm IR-002 and payment to the Records Section in Carson City$7, plus $4 if certified

Fees are as of October 2026. Save or print the online report straight away, because you can't pull it up again later.

Good to know

  • The DMV doesn't take record requests by phone or email.
  • Mail requests take 7 to 10 business days. The Records Section number is (775) 684-4590.
  • Former Nevada residents and rideshare drivers need their original license issue date or number, which isn't available online, so they use form IR-002.
  • Sending a 10-year report to a business needs an authorized release form.
Sources: Nevada DMV and 1 more. Checked October 2026.

Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.