Your rights

Since we collect personally identifiable information (PII), we must:

Have a procedure for correcting inaccurate information.
Give you a way to:
- Review information about you.
- Recommend changes to information you believe is incorrect.

View information we have about you

Look up data on your own:

Log in or join to see your license or ID details, your driving record, vehicles or vessels you own.
Look up your professional license details.
Search for liens and mortgages.
Access our reports and data to see what we publish.

Make a specific request

Request public records (like documents or emails).
Ask to view information about you.
Request organized, structured, private data for a permissible use.

Correct your information

Found something wrong? Help us fix it. We'll do our best to correct errors in your PII if you let us know there’s an error. We'll take reasonable steps to verify your identity.

Contact our customer service center at 360.902.3900 (TTY: call 711). We'll discuss what types of documents we’ll need to see to make the correction.
Need to make your address confidential due to a crime? Contact the Address Confidentiality Program.

Get help dealing with scams

Be on the lookout for scams online, and over email and phone. Scammers often use information about you or your vehicle to trick you into thinking they are a legitimate entity. They may use a website that looks official or “spoof” a phone number (fcc.gov) when calling you to make it appear trustworthy.

Don’t answer calls from numbers you don’t recognize.
Don’t provide personal or payment information unless you’re sure you’re dealing with a legitimate company you have a relationship with.
File a complaint online about scam calls with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Get advice on consumer issues from the Attorney General, or file a complaint about a business in Washington.