QandAs: Autos

Where can I get an Illinois Driving Record?

Answer:
You can request your Illinois driving record

in person or through the mail. To request in person, visit the Secretary of State office in your area. You will be provided with a form to fill out.

You will need to turn in the form with a $12 fee, and you will be given the copy immediately.

If you would rather apply through the mail, send a written request and a check or money order for $12 to:

Driver Analysis Section
Secretary of State
2701 S. Dirksen Parkway
Springfield, IL 62723

If you are requesting the record of someone else, do the same steps as described above. However, you will need to know the license number, date of birth, and full name of the individual. This record will not contain personal information on the individual, but will contain the driving incidents on the person’s record.


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