First InfoSource and MissouriMVR are trademarks of Insurance Information Services, Inc.
We have been licensed private investigators since 1995. We launched our online system in 2001, and offer a wide variety of both Missouri and national data services. We have over $3 million in cyber insurance to ensure the security of our client data.
We currently have five servers located in three separate locations, to include Portland Oregon, Kansas City Missouri, and Tucson Arizona.
MissouriMVR is the Missouri driving record provider arm of First InfoSource. We supply official Missouri Department of Revenue driver and vehicle records to employers, motor carriers, insurers, attorneys, licensed investigators and individuals — one at a time, or in batches of up to 500 records per submission at $2.00 per record.
Alongside Missouri driver records we provide vehicle title and registration reports, temporary tag records, boat and marine vessel records, auto dealership records, crash and accident data, offender registry and probation and parole records, and nationwide people search. Records are returned as PDFs in the state's own format, with BAC levels included where they appear on the record.
Missouri driver records are protected under the federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act, 18 U.S.C. 2721. Every account certifies a permissible purpose at registration and again at each request. Employers screening CDL holders rely on 2721(b)(9); for non-CDL drivers, written consent under 2721(b)(13) is required, and we expect that authorisation to be on file before you order.
We carry more than $3 million in cyber insurance covering client data. Access is encrypted in transit, and account activity is logged against the certified purpose.
We run five servers across three geographically separate locations — Portland, Oregon; Kansas City, Missouri; and Tucson, Arizona — so a single-site outage does not take the service down. Records are purchased from the state daily and refreshed with quarterly overlays.
If you order records for work, the employer guide sets out what federal and Missouri rules actually require. If you want to know what appears on the record itself, see what is on a Missouri driving record. For drivers you need to watch continuously rather than once a year, see license monitoring.