MVR Types for MVR Monitoring

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The license monitoring system will generate several types of MVRs. Each of these MVRs has fees associated with it.

Transaction

Description

State Fee

Service Fee

Enrollment MVR

Some states require a mandatory enrollment fee when adding drivers to the state monitoring programs. These fees vary in price and typically always return an MVR upon successful enrollment into MVR Monitoring.

Enrollment States:

Minnesota	California	Louisiana
Missouri	Maryland	Maine
Tennessee	Michigan*	Utah
Ohio	New York	Wisconsin
Texas

*Michigan does not send an Annual Report if a violation report has been issued since enrollment. The “annual report” will only be sent a year after the latest violation report or a year after the driver was enrolled (whichever comes later).

Activity MVR

MVR Monitoring checks for new violation and license status activity on a person’s driving record. If activity is detected, SambaSafety will automatically purchase an official activity MVR and deliver it as part of the alert.

Annual MVR

Some state license monitoring programs automatically provide an MVR on the anniversary of enrollment into license monitoring regardless of if there is change in the driver’s record.

Annual MVR States:

California

Maryland*

Michigan**

*Maryland provides annuals on March 22nd every year for drivers enrolled before May 21st, 2019. For drivers enrolled on or after May 21st, 2019, Maryland provides annuals on the anniversary of the driver enrollment.

**Michigan does not send an Annual report if a violation report has been issued since enrollment. The “annual report” will only be sent a year after the latest violation report or a year after the driver was enrolled (whichever comes later).

No-Hit

Some states require a data fee even if the driver information submitted returns no results. This can happen when you submit inaccurate driver information, including but not limited to:

License Number
First and Last Name
Date of Birth

MVR Monitoring enforces certain checks to ensure that a License Number follows the appropriate format for a given state before the request is made to the state to minimize No-Hit MVR charges.