needed - entire driving record (age 16+)

[evan9381]

Ideas? Need this info for a job background check...Im kinda pissed i woke up 3 hours before work to go to the BMV to get this to be told they can only go back 3 years. WTF? I know ballpark ideas of when they happened but no clue on exact dates

[Captain_Panic1647545539]

Well then I wouldn't worry much about it. Be as accurate as possible and keep in mind if three years is as far back as the BMV goes, then anything else you admit to is only making you look bad.

[jeffro]

I think theres a website that has this info, but i cannot remember the site. anyone?

[evan9381]

Well then I wouldn't worry much about it. Be as accurate as possible and keep in mind if three years is as far back as the BMV goes, then anything else you admit to is only making you look bad.

 

Its for a police dept...im sure they can find anything i dont list myself

[GRN96WS6]

Quick google found that the BMV only goes back 3 years which is the official holder of the ohio driving records I'd think...so how could they care or know more about what the BMV reports?

[jeffro]

I think theres a website that has this info, but i cannot remember the site. anyone?

 

https://ext.dps.state.oh.us/BMVOnlineServices.Public/DLVerification.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fBMVOnlineServices.Public%2fSecure%2fDriverAbstract.aspx&CookieCheck=true

 

http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/oo160/jeffro1265/tickets.jpg

 

oops.

 

it only goes back 2 years i think.

[evan9381]

Hmm...i did get a call back from the woman and explained BMV only goes back 3 years...she said to put down ballpark idea of when it was...she said this packet is used as a guide for the polygraph exam and the examiner would meet with me prior to starting the test to go over everything

[wnaplay1647545503]

Not sure if they can help, but years ago when I needed a report I called my insurance agent and had him fax it over to me. Not sure you can do this if you dont have an actual agent.

[Skinner]

Not sure if they can help, but years ago when I needed a report I called my insurance agent and had him fax it over to me. Not sure you can do this if you dont have an actual agent.

 

insurance can only see 5 years.

[TurboGoKart]

The BMV may only be able to 'see' back 3 years, but I assure you, your whole driving/criminal record is kept safe and accessible to those needing to access it.

[evan9381]

Hmm...i did get a call back from the woman and explained BMV only goes back 3 years...she said to put down ballpark idea of when it was...she said this packet is used as a guide for the polygraph exam and the examiner would meet with me prior to starting the test to go over everything

[TurboGoKart]

Yeah, I was meaning that BMV people may only be able to see back 3 years, but LE personnel can see everything. Make sure to be as honest as possible, no matter what you've done. And make sure that everything coincides between your written background check and your answers on the polygraph, no matter what you've done. Which dept. is it for?

[evan9381]

Yeah, I was meaning that BMV people may only be able to see back 3 years, but LE personnel can see everything. Make sure to be as honest as possible, no matter what you've done. Which dept. is it for?

 

Its for columbus but not an officer position

[Sully]

Were they all in franklin county? If so, use this:

 

http://www.fcmcclerk.com/case/rs/search.php

[Flyin Miata]

insurance can only see 5 years.

 

True, but most companies send you a notice at each renewal describing what offenses are on your MVR at the time of renewal. The company I work for archives every document that is sent out to a customer, as far back as late 90's at least, so in theory you could look up each of these documents and have them faxed over. Your agent probably doesn't even have access to stuff that far back, but the company itself will.

[mustangman2011]

Good luck to you

[AWW$HEEET]

brb never applying for anything wherever this place is.