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Step 1 of 6 - Driver Release Forms
As you complete this request for your own background check, you are considered BOTH the "requestor" and the "driver". Please complete all required fields.
You will also need to complete consent forms. Our automated consent system is recommended - simply say YES to the following consent prompt question.
Before pulling reports, we'll need to have signed consent forms. Don't sweat it ...we've got a super simple process for both you and your drivers.
When you place your order, we'll immediately send your driver clear and easy instructions for completing all necessary consent forms. They can sign forms from their phone in just a couple minutes. All parties get PDF copies of executed documents delivered to their inboxes...and background checks happen faster!
You'll need to have the following items in order to submit your order:
1. Your contact information.
2. State(s) from which to gather reports.
3. Driver information including license number and state.
4. Credit card to submit payment.
5. If you didn't elect to prompt your driver for consent forms on the previous page, you'll need to have all required release docs ready for upload.
A motor vehicle record (MVR) is the documentation of a person's driving history. The information in an MVR includes information about the driver's traffic citations, vehicular crimes, accidents, driving under the influence (DUI) convictions and the number of points on the individual's driver's license.
MVR Report pricing depends on fees charged by each state.Here is Our MVR Report Price Listing for Each State
PSP helps carriers make more informed hiring decisions by providing secure, electronic access to a commercial drivers five-year crash and three-year inspection history from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS). Records are available for commercial drivers, motor carriers, and companies conducting pre-employment screening for the carrier industry.
Driver Watch is a carrier based reporting system on commercial truck drivers. Carriers nationwide have the ability to submit Driver Watch reports on drivers based on direct experiences with the driver. The Driver Watch report was created to standardize the method of which carriers can report bad drivers and warn other carriers about these drivers.