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District of Columbia MVR & CDLIS Reports
Run an MVR - from $50Driver-record pulls from the DC DMV, delivered by email as a PDF.
The DC DMV returns 3 years of moving violations, suspensions, and accidents on every CDL pull - exactly what FMCSA §391.23 requires for a regulated driver file. You enter the driver, we pull the record, and it is delivered by email as a PDF; timing depends on the issuing state. No subscription, no per-state surcharge, no sign-up fee. Pricing starts at $50 (MVR Basic) and scales to $175 (DOT Pre-Employment with 12 months of Clearinghouse query management).
Run a District of Columbia MVR
From $50 · 5 packages, MVR Basic to DOT Pre-Employment
Pricing for a District of Columbia MVR
Pricing in District of Columbia is the same as every other state we operate in: $50 for MVR Basic, $75 for MVR + CDLIS, $100 for the DOT Hire-Ready bundle (adds FMCSA PSP), $175 for DOT Pre-Employment (adds 12 months of Clearinghouse query management), and $150 for the Annual Refresh (MVR + CDLIS + 12 months of Clearinghouse query management). The optional $25 templated DQ File can be added to any package, and Clearinghouse account setup ($150 employer, $125 driver) is available at checkout. The roughly $13 DC DMV record fee is already rolled into the package price - no surprise back-end charge.
- $50 — MVR Basic — single District of Columbia MVR (3-year history). Best for non-CDL drivers and §391.25 annual reviews.
- $75 — MVR + CDLIS — adds AAMVA cross-state CDL check required at every CDL hire under §391.23.
- $100 — DOT Hire-Ready — MVR + CDLIS + FMCSA PSP (5-yr crash + 3-yr inspection history) for pre-offer candidate vetting.
- $175 — DOT Pre-Employment — MVR + CDLIS + PSP + 12 months of Clearinghouse query management, covering the §382.701(a) pre-employment query before first dispatch.
- $150 — Annual Refresh — MVR + CDLIS + 12 months of Clearinghouse query management, covering the §382.701(b) annual limited query.
- +$25 — optional templated DQ File add-on for FMCSA audit binders (works with any package).
How we pull MVRs in District of Columbia
- 1You provide the driver's full legal name, District of Columbia CDL number, expiration date, and your stated permissible purpose under the federal DPPA (18 USC §2721).
- 2The request goes to the DC DMV. Timing depends on the state.
- 3The 3-year driving record arrives as a PDF in your inbox, ready to drop into your Driver Qualification File. If you picked the $75 MVR + CDLIS package or one of the larger DOT bundles, the cross-state CDL history (and PSP / Clearinghouse outputs, where applicable) arrive in the same email.
Issuing agency
DC DMV
Look-back window
3 years
CDL classes
A, B, C
District of Columbia note
DC DMV returns commercial driver records electronically. Drivers operating into the District from neighboring MD or VA are best screened with the CDLIS bundle.
District of Columbia MVR & CDLIS - frequently asked
What does a District of Columbia MVR cost through FastDriverScreening?
MVR Basic is $50. There are no per-state surcharges, no membership fees, and no monthly minimums. The DC DMV's underlying record fee (about $13) is already included in your checkout total. Step up to MVR + CDLIS for $75, DOT Hire-Ready (adds FMCSA PSP) for $100, or DOT Pre-Employment (adds 12 months of Clearinghouse query management, covering the pre-employment query required under §382.701(a)) for $175. The Annual Refresh package - MVR + CDLIS + 12 months of Clearinghouse query management, covering the §382.701(b) annual limited query - is $150.
How far back does a District of Columbia driving record go?
The DC DMV returns 3 years of driving history on a standard commercial pull - moving violations, suspensions, accidents, and CDL endorsement status. DC DMV returns commercial driver records electronically. Drivers operating into the District from neighboring MD or VA are best screened with the CDLIS bundle.
How fast will I get the District of Columbia report?
Timing depends on the state. We email the District of Columbia record when the DC DMV delivers it.
Do I need CDLIS in addition to the District of Columbia MVR?
Yes if the driver is FMCSA-regulated. A District of Columbia-only MVR will not surface a prior CDL the driver may have held in another state. CDLIS (the AAMVA Commercial Driver's License Information System) catches that - it is required by 49 CFR §391.23 for new-hire qualification.
Which CDL classes does District of Columbia issue?
District of Columbia issues Class A, B, C commercial driver's licenses. Our pull captures the full class + endorsement profile for whichever class the driver currently holds.
Nearby states
A driver based in District of Columbia may also have held a license next door - §391.23 and §391.25 call for an MVR from every state of licensure, not just the current one. Same pricing in every state.