Through this service, Texas Driver License Holders may request their own Driver Record online and print the Record at the end of a successful order. You may also choose to receive the Driver Record by email.

F.A.C.T. Clearinghouse The FACT Clearinghouse is a repository of the DPS and the FBI fingerprint-based criminal history results.

DPS has the responsibility to provide local and state law enforcement and criminal justice agencies around the clock access to several different mission-critical law enforcement and criminal justice information systems. The Crime Records Services is comprised of various programs that collect ...

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It is our policy to provide you with the fullest possible access to public information. If you wish to request records under the Texas Public Information Act, please refer to the following requirements and guidelines. To request public information from DPS, you may send your request:

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F.A.C.T. Clearinghouse The FACT Clearinghouse is a repository of the DPS and the FBI fingerprint-based criminal history results.

Enter your DPS assigned User ID and Password to enter the system.

To perform a criminal history record search you must create a CRD Public Website Account and purchase credits for each search you will perform.

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You may order a driver record for a Texas driver license, commercial driver license or identification card online or by mail. The Department cannot provide in-person driver record services at any of our locations. To determine the types of driver records available, see below · If you would ...

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If you are requesting title histories, vehicle registration information, or a list of vehicles in your name, you must submit your request via US Mail or in person at one of our Regional Service Centers using a Request for Texas Motor Vehicle Information (Form VTR-275). To be considered complete, the form must specify the type of records being requested in the section provided (select “Other” if requesting a list of vehicles in your name) and you must include a copy of your identification, such as a driver’s license or passport, and any required supporting documentation as listed on page 2 of the form.

To request records through DPS, follow these steps: Prepare a fingerprint application. Visit the IdentoGO website to register online or obtain a DPS Fingerprint Service Code Form to mail in.

The Crime Records Division (CRD) ... operational data to law enforcement and criminal justice agencies in Texas and nationwide. https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/crime-records...

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The Public Information Act guarantees the public access to information maintained by a government agency. It is our policy to provide you with the fullest possible access to public information. If you wish to request records under the Texas Public Information Act, please refer to the following requirements and guidelines.

The Crime Records Division (CRD) acts as the Texas State Control Terminal for eight state and national criminal justice programs and is responsible for the administration of these programs, providing critical operational data to law enforcement and criminal justice agencies in Texas and nationwide.

All individuals seeking an expunction of records are encouraged to obtain a copy of their criminal history maintained by the Department (PDF) and to seek the advice of a licensed attorney to determine if they are eligible for the expunction of records.

Before visiting a driver license office, check our online options below. DPS offers these online services to make things faster and easier for you.