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Arkansas DMV Records at a Glance
The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, Office of Driver Services, issues driver licenses and keeps driving records. Its Office of Motor Vehicle runs vehicle titles and registration.
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Arkansas DMV Resources
Direct Arkansas official government links to driver license and registration resources. Vehicle registration, tags, driving history, online forms, office locations, and hours.
- Driver Licensing and Examination
- Commercial Driver Alcohol and Drug Testing Database
- Accident report
- Insurance Verification Procedures
- Registration fees
- Bill of Sale Instructions
- Motor vehicle accident report
- Vehicle Title, Registration and Lien Search
- Application for Title or Replacement Title - 10-381
- Official Release of Lien or Permission to Issue Replacement Title - 10-315
- Statement of Consideration Paid: Odometer Disclosure Statement - 10-313
- Claim for Sales or Use Tax Refund; Credit for Sale of Used Vehicle Form - 10-448
- Statement of Fact for Issuance of a Bonded Title - 10-345
- Notice of Transfer of Ownership
- Affidavit of Repossession - 10-305
- Affidavit of Inheritance - 10-306
- Affidavit of Alteration - 10-308
- Declaration of Damage to Motor Vehicle
- Affidavit of Reconstruction for a Salvage Motor Vehicle
- Dealer Salesman List
- Dealer Information Sheet
- Trustee’s Statement for Certificate of Title
- About the Office of Motor Vehicle
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Federal & National Authoritative Sources
Straight answers
Arkansas DMV Records, questions
Can anyone pull my driving record?
No. The federal DPPA restricts access to 14 permitted purposes. Your employer, insurer, and courts can, with appropriate justification; random strangers cannot.
What is REAL ID and do I need one?
REAL ID is a federal standard for state IDs. After the enforcement deadline, a REAL-ID-compliant license or an alternative (passport, military ID) is required to board domestic flights and enter federal buildings. A standard license still works for driving.
How do I check vehicle recalls?
NHTSA's VIN lookup at nhtsa.gov/recalls returns every open safety recall for your specific vehicle, free.
Who issues crash reports?
In Arkansas, the agency that worked the crash writes the report, whether the Arkansas State Police, a county sheriff or a city police department. The Arkansas State Police keeps the central repository of all Arkansas crash reports and sells copies online through its Crash Report Online Purchase System.