If you didn't already find it, are you looking for a means of retrieving an MVR via a webservice or for a background check or what? Typically, to do this (we have our own Foxpro mvr server software that communicates directly with the DMV - contact your dmv to get the information) you have to have a dmv requester code for each state you receive a mvr from. The other option is to get it from a 3rd party who in turn has the requester codes...
>Hi, Greg-
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>>Because you are in washington, look at this page.
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https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/ddl/dsd/>
>I should have reference my other related-but-different post (Thread ID:
959631). It's not a webservice however, unless I'm missing something.
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>That is the site I've been trying to programmatically hit for validation, but haven't been able figure out how, or even if it's possible from the outside.
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