Other Search Methods. Simply plugging the license plate number and the state into an online search engine is likely to reveal a number of results. Most of these come from third party, independent search firms that have the connections necessary to obtain public information documents.n some states, it may not be possible to perform such a search. Contact the DMV. Get in touch with the appropriate state's DMV to find out if driver information is considered public information in that jurisdiction. A visit to the DMV website may give you the information you need.
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