Check Suspended License in Georgia
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The Department of Driver Services (DDS) that issued your driver’s license can also take it away for bad driving?through cancellation, suspension, or revocation?at any time.
You can find out whether your license is in good standing when you consult the DDS or check your driving record (also called a driving history or an MVR).
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Check Your Georgia Driving Record
You can check your MVR both with the DDS and with third-party vendors.
- Order Driving Record OnlineVisit Driving Records to learn how both individuals and businesses can order driving records online.
- Order Driving Record In Person
- Obtain an original, signed agreement authorizing you to order a copy of the MVR. Whether you’re ordering the MVR for yourself or another driver, a Request for Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) will satisfy this requirement.
- Be ready to provide your (or the driver’s) full name, date of birth, and driver’s license number.
- If you’re obtaining an MVR for another driver, be prepared to show proof of identification.
- Have the appropriate fee ($6 for a three-year record; $8 for a seven-year record).
- Bring everything to your nearest Driver’s License Customer Service Center.
- Order Driving Record By Mail
- Download and complete a Request for Motor Vehicle Report (MVR). If you’re ordering the MVR for another driver, make sure to obtain his signature.
- Have the appropriate payment ($6 for a three-year record; $8 for a seven-year record) in the form of a money order, cashier’s check, or company check to the “Department of Driver Services.”
- Prepare a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
- Mail everything to:
- Georgia Department of Driver Services
- MVR Unit
- P.O. Box 80447
- Conyers, GA 30013
Suspended License in All States?
Thanks to the National Driver Register (NDR), it’s highly unlikely you’ll be able to get a new license in any state if you already have a license suspension in another state. The NDR is a database that receives and stores information regarding license suspensions and revocations, as well as serious traffic violations such as driving under the influence (DUI).
If you’re new to this state and what to get a license here, keep in mind the DDS will request either a valid out-of-state license (or one that’s expired for no more than two years), or a letter of clearance or certified driving record from your old state. So, even if you happened to slide under the NDR radar, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to slide under the state’s.
The Driver License Compact (DLC) works nearly the same way, but for non-residents. If a non-resident commits a traffic violation outside his home state, officials in his home state will receive information about the violation and take action.
