Finding out what information is contained in your credit report is an important first step. However, you may not be aware that there are other records that may contain false or inaccurate information about you. While the information in these records does not show up in your credit report, it may be accessed by others when you apply for products and services — just like your credit report.

Note: We offer this information for your convenience. If you have questions about any record listed here, you should contact the source of that record. We've provided web site information so you'll be able to directly contact the agencies that maintain these reports.

Select your State from the drop down menu below. A new browser will open with your State's DMV web site. Most states allow you to request your driving record online, as well as vehicle registration abstracts, title abstracts, and accident reports.

It's important to verify the accuracy of your Medical Information Bureau (MIB) record, since insurance companies and others may review it when you apply for insurance and other services.

You can request your MIB record here: http://www.mib.com/html/request_your_record.html

This statement estimates your future Social Security benefits, and tells you how to qualify. You can request your Social Security Statement at the following site here:
https://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps6/isss/bp-7004home.jsp

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