Assess a VSO's characteristics: When meeting with the VSO, do you feel your meeting is being crammed into a small amount of time with not enough allowed to complete your queries? Or does the VSO have the patience and provides you with the time necessary to explore your concerns.
Knowing the name of the officer who took the report also will be helpful. Locate the correct law enforcement agency that filed the report. If the incident took place inside a city jurisdiction you will need to locate the police department.If the incident occurred outside a city, you will need to locate the sheriff's department. Travel to the appropriate law enforcement agency.nform the desk clerk that you are looking for a police report. Provide the names, date and location of the report. Complete any forms required by the department for report requests. Present payment for copies of the reports you are requesting.
Go to the DHSMV website for your state. You can order the report and pay the fee online, or view the hours of operation and visit a local office to request a report in person. You can check if you have traffic tickets by reviewing the full details of your driving record.All citations are recorded, including those that are pending a court trial. You will have to provide your full legal name, driver's license number, address and Social Security number. Visit your local DMV office.nstructions. Obtain a copy of your driving record. Contact the County Clerk of Courts in your city and request a copy of your driving record. (You must show proof of ID.) The record can be copied for a small fee (per page) and will contain all traffic and parking tickets filed on your DMV record.