Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles - Forms · Vermont state form
TA-VN-192 Individual National Driver Register File Check
Use TA-VN-192 to request a check of your National Driver Register file. The form collects identifying details, your signature, and identity certification.
- What this form is
- TA-VN-192 lets an individual request a check of National Driver Register records under the federal Privacy Act. Complete the form with your identifying information and sign to authorize the request. The document says mailed requests must be notarized to certify identity. Requests made in person require identity certification acceptable to the state through one or more documents issued by a recognized organization.
- Who needs it
- An individual who wants to check whether they appear in the National Driver Register file can complete this request form.
- Why it needs a notary
- Mailed requests must be notarized to certify identity; this can be done online with a commissioned online notary. In-person requests require acceptable identity certification instead.
- How to submit it
- Mail the completed request directly to the National Driver Register; mailed requests must be notarized. For an in-person request, provide acceptable identity certification.
Questions
What is form TA-VN-192 used for?
An individual uses TA-VN-192 to request a check of National Driver Register records and determine whether they appear in the file.
Does TA-VN-192 need to be notarized?
A mailed NDR file check request must be notarized to certify identity. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary. In-person requests require acceptable identity certification instead.
What identity certification is needed for an in-person request?
The document says in-person requests require identity certification acceptable to the state through one or more documents issued by a recognized organization, such as a driver's license or credit card with a verification feature.