How to Get Your MVR in Utah
Utah driving records are issued by the Utah Department of Public Safety — Driver License Division. Order yours directly from the state for $8.00 — no reseller markup — and use it for your driver qualification file or your truck insurance quote.
Utah Record Types and Fees
| Record | History | Certified | Fee | DQ file |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard MVR | full-history | No | $8.00 | ✓ |
| Certified MVR | full-history | Yes | $10.75 | ✓ |
| CDL MVR | full-history | No | $8.00 | ✓ |
Fees last verified 2026-08 against the official UT ordering page. States change fees — the official page always controls.
Order Online — Immediate — download on completion
- Go to https://secure.utah.gov/mvr-personal/recordRequest.html
- Select 'MVR' (standard) or 'CDL' (commercial) record type
- Enter your first name, last name, date of birth, driver license number, license issue date, and last 4 digits of your SSN or ITIN
- Pay online by credit or debit card
- Download your record — it remains available for re-download for 10 days
Order by Mail
Form: Form DLD60m (standard/CDL) or DLD60b/DLD60a (employer/insurance) and DLD266M (certified) (download)
- Download and complete form DLD60m for a standard or CDL MVR (or DLD266M for certified)
- Have the form notarized — signature must be notarized and dated within 90 days of submission
- Include a check payable to 'Utah Department of Public Safety': $8.00 for standard, $10.75 for certified
- Mail to: Department of Public Safety, Driver License Division, PO Box 144501, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4501
- Certified records may take 2 or more weeks to process
Mail to: Department of Public Safety, Driver License Division, PO Box 144501, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4501
Turnaround: Standard: 7–10 business days; Certified: 2 or more weeks
Order In Person
- Visit any Utah Driver License Division field station
- Present a valid Utah driver license or ID
- Pay $8.00 (or $10.75 for certified) and receive your record
Mail to: Any Utah Driver License Division field station (4315 S 2700 W, Suite 2600, Taylorsville, UT 84129)
Turnaround: Same day
Good to Know — Utah Quirks
Online orders do not require notarization; mail-in requests require a notarized signature dated within 90 days. The online record is not certified; for a certified copy use the mail process with form DLD266M. The re-download window for online records is 10 days from purchase. CDL MVRs include commercial driving history and medical self-certification status.
Why You Need This Record
If you drive a commercial vehicle, your MVR does two jobs. First, FMCSA rule 49 CFR 391.23 requires a driving record from every state where you held a license in the last 3 years in your driver qualification (DQ) file — within 30 days of hire and annually after that. Owner-operators under their own authority keep a DQ file on themselves. Second, insurance carriers pull an MVR on every listed driver before releasing a quote; bringing a Utah record dated within 30 days speeds up underwriting and avoids surprises at bind time.
Get a Truck Insurance Quote →Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does a Utah driving record cost?
- $8.00 for a standard MVR (online or mail); $10.75 for a certified MVR (mail only).
- What information do I need to order my Utah MVR online?
- Your first and last name, date of birth, driver license number, license issue date, and last 4 digits of your SSN or ITIN. No notarization is needed for online orders.
- Is the Utah online MVR certified?
- No. The online MVR from secure.utah.gov is not certified. For a certified copy, submit a mail request with form DLD266M and pay $10.75.
- Can I use a Utah MVR for a FMCSA Driver Qualification File?
- Yes. The state-issued Utah MVR (standard or certified) is acceptable under 49 CFR 391.23 for a DQ file. For employers requiring a certified copy, use the mail process.
- Do I need a notary for my Utah MVR request?
- Only for mail-in requests. Online orders at secure.utah.gov do not require notarization. Mail requests must include a notarized signature dated within 90 days of submission.