Insurance Information Request

If you were involved in a vehicle crash, you can request insurance information about another vehicle involved in the crash. This service helps you gather the information you need to file an insurance claim or take other necessary actions following a crash.

Eligibility

To request insurance information, you must have been involved in a crash with an Arizona-registered vehicle. If the other vehicle involved in your crash has out-of-state plates, you'll need to contact that state's motor vehicle department for insurance information.

Required Documentation

You'll need a crash report from a law enforcement agency to complete your request. A crash report and police report are the same document. This official report is required to verify that a crash occurred.

Completing Your Request

You’ll need to fill out an Insurance Information Request form.

The form must be notarized to verify your identity. You do not need to include a copy of your driver license when submitting a notarized form.

When completing the form, you'll need to select a permissible use. Make sure to read through each option carefully and check the appropriate box.

Note: Victim rights cards are not acceptable. If your crash occurred on private property, such as a parking lot, and police did not come to the scene, you'll need to obtain a crash report from the law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction in that area before you can request insurance information.

You can bring your completed form into any MVD office, or mail it (along with a $3 payment) to:

Mail Drop 535M
Insurance Unit
ADOT Motor Vehicle Division
PO Box 2100
Phoenix, AZ 85001-2100

Note: The $3 payment must be a money order, cashier check, or personal check (no cash). The fee does not apply to government agencies.

Processing Time

Your insurance information will be uploaded to your AZ MVD Now account Documents within a week after you submit your request. A physical copy will be mailed to you within two weeks.