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Title: DRIVING record
Post by: Sharpie on Oct 25, 2016, 06:01 PM
Hi.

I want apply to Phoenix Police department and I want to know how the background investigation works for your driving record.

I'm asking because I pulled a ten year MVD (motor vehicle division) report and there are some  tickets on there and  others that are not.
MVD said there are no archives of tickets because after certain number of years they are taken off.

Can a background investigator find every last ticket or suspension from 8 or more years ago?

Is there a database or information collecting  company that keeps records of old tickets even though the MVD deletes them?
Title: Re: DRIVING record
Post by: Rome on Dec 11, 2016, 11:22 AM
In my experience, this won't matter much.  A BI could see some things not on your report.  Or he may not.  If you're worried about looking deceptive when they ask you to recall your driving history (which they probably will) and your recollection is off on dates, they should be understanding if it's within reason.

I'd just tell them what you remember to the best of your knowledge.  They won't expect you to remember dates of tickets from over 8 years ago.