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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
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1998
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AAMVA is a 1933-founded nonprofit trade association headquartered in Arlington, Virginia that serves all 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions plus their affiliated law enforcement agencies. The organization functions as a federally authorized standards body, convener, and operator of mission-critical data systems for North American driver licensing, vehicle titling, and identity management. Its core technology asset is NMVTIS (National Motor Vehicle Title Information System), a federal-mandated electronic database established under the Anti Car Theft Act (1992) and operated by AAMVA since 1998 that aggregates title, odometer, brand history, and theft data from all states, insurance carriers, and junk/salvage yards and is estimated to cover approximately 99% of U.S. vehicle title histories. AAMVA's product portfolio extends from this central data hub to include SVRS (Single VIN Reporting Service) for compliance reporting, LEAT (Law Enforcement Access Tool) delivered through DOJ RISS and FBI LEEP portals, the State-to-State Verification Service and SPEX database for REAL ID Act compliance, a Digital Trust Service supporting mobile driver's license verification across 22 states, the DL/ID Card Verification Program, the License Plate Verification Program (Edition 3 standard released September 2025), and an Electronic Titling and Vehicle Records Management initiative to transition ownership records from paper to electronic.

The business model is multi-stream: jurisdiction and associate membership dues, NMVTIS data provider fees (a $1,000 application fee plus $30,000 development cost plus per-VIN usage charges), conference and event revenue (Annual International Conference, four Regional Conferences, Workshop & Law Institute, Leadership Academy), and publications/advertising through MOVE Magazine, AAMVAcast podcast, and member newsletters. Consumer access to NMVTIS data is indirect, routed exclusively through 11+ approved third-party data providers including Carfax, Experian, Bumper, Carsforsale, Carvertical, ClearVin, EpicVin, GoodCar, Vinaudit, Auto Data Direct, and Vitu. AAMVA's leadership team includes CFO Wendy Sibley and VP of Law Enforcement Programs and Services Paul Steier, with John Batiste (Chief, Washington State Patrol) serving on the International Board of Directors.

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AAMVA is a nonprofit trade association serving all 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and law enforcement agencies, operating the federally mandated NMVTIS vehicle title database and Digital Trust Service for mobile driver's license verification.

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Arlington
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North America
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motor vehicle administration, vehicle title information, driver licensing standards, law enforcement data access, REAL ID compliance
Industry1 code
1Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) & Driver Screening
CodeBPACALAGPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Information51
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Motor Vehicle Administration Services
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1Jurisdiction Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual membership dues from U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and state/provincial law enforcement agencies.

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2Associate Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Paid membership for industry partners and companies supporting AAMVA's mission.

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3NMVTIS Data Provider Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Application fee of $1,000 plus development cost of $30,000 for web interface. Fees charged per single VIN inquiry on a volume-based single rate pricing structure. Also includes sales tax.

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4Conference and Event Revenue
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Registration fees for Annual International Conference, Regional Conferences, Workshop & Law Institute, and Leadership Academy. Includes discounted rates for members and financial travel assistance programs.

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5Publications and Advertising
TypeAdvertising
Description

MOVE Magazine, Regional News newsletter, and marketing/advertising opportunities across AAMVA publications and events.

aamva.org
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1NMVTIS Data Provider Application and Development
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$1,000 non-refundable application fee (payable by EFT or check), $30,000 development cost for web interface (due at contract execution). Fees are subject to applicable sales tax. Application structured testing and certification by AAMVA personnel required before going live.

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2NMVTIS Single VIN Inquiry Fees
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Fees charged on a single VIN inquiry basis using a 'single rate' pricing structure based on volume. Exact rates not publicly disclosed.

aamva.org
3Single VIN Reporting Service (SVRS)
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Free for eligible entities (auto recyclers, junk yards, salvage pools, insurers, individuals handling 5+ junk/salvage/total loss vehicles annually).

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4License Plate Verification Program
ModelFreemiumBilling cadenceAnnual
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Free for AAMVA jurisdiction members. Up to 4 license plates per fiscal year. Optional LPR/reflectivity testing available at no additional cost.

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B2B
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1NMVTIS
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National Motor Vehicle Title Information System - designed to protect consumers from fraud and unsafe vehicles and to keep stolen vehicles from being resold.

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AAMVA operates the federally mandated National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) and a suite of related technology platforms, standards, training, and membership services for the 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and associated law enforcement agencies. Its offerings combine data systems (NMVTIS, SVRS, LEAT, SPEX, Digital Trust Service), verification programs (DL/ID and License Plate Standards), certification (IDEC), conferences, and publications such as MOVE Magazine to protect consumers from vehicle fraud, support standardized driver licensing, and enable cross-jurisdictional vehicle and identity data sharing.

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  • 99% of U.S. vehicle title histories in NMVTIS database
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The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) is a nonprofit trade association serving U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle agencies, not a government agency itself. AAMVA operates a platform of interconnected systems and programs centered on vehicle titling, driver licensing, identity management, and law enforcement support. The flagship system is NMVTIS (National Motor Vehicle Title Information System), an electronic database mandated by federal law that tracks vehicle title history, brands, and odometer readings from all states and insurance carriers. Related products include the Single VIN Reporting Service (SVRS) for junk/salvage/insurance entities to report vehicles to NMVTIS, the Law Enforcement Access Tool (LEAT) for secure law enforcement access to vehicle data, and the State-to-State Verification Service/SPEX database for REAL ID compliance. AAMVA also provides Digital Trust Services supporting mobile driver licenses (mDL), the DL/ID Card Verification Program, the License Plate Verification Program (LPVP), and Electronic Titling and Vehicle Records Management to digitize vehicle ownership. Additional offerings include awards programs, training programs (Fraud Detection and Remediation, IDEC), conferences, the AAMVAcast podcast, MOVE Magazine, jurisdiction data maps, survey tools, and learning visit programs. The portfolio functions as an integrated ecosystem where NMVTIS serves as the central data hub, with specialized verification tools, law enforcement access, and standards certification programs supporting motor vehicle agencies across North America.

Product and service23 records
1National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS)
CategoryCore Technology System - Vehicle Title Data
Description

An electronic system, federally mandated by the Anti Car Theft Act (1992), that protects consumers from fraud and unsafe vehicles and keeps stolen vehicles from being resold. It provides vehicle title, odometer reading, brand history, and theft data from all states, insurance carriers, and junk/salvage yards, and approximately 99% of all vehicle title histories in the U.S. pass through it.

2Single VIN Reporting Service (SVRS)
CategoryCore Technology System - Reporting Tool
Description

A free, web-based tool provided by AAMVA that allows eligible entities (auto recyclers, junk yards, salvage yards, insurers, and individuals handling 5+ junk/salvage/total loss vehicles annually) to register and report junk, salvage, or total loss vehicles to NMVTIS one vehicle at a time.

3Law Enforcement Access Tool (LEAT)
CategoryCore Technology System - Law Enforcement Access
Description

A secure tool that provides local, state, and federal law enforcement with access to NMVTIS data including stolen vehicle files, vehicle lien and impound records, cloned and counterfeit vehicle files, and other pertinent vehicle information. Accessed at no cost through the DOJ Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) and the FBI Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal (LEEP).

4State-to-State Verification Service (SPEX)
CategoryCore Technology System - REAL ID Compliance
Description

A service and database (SPEX) operated by AAMVA that enables states to share driver's license and identification data as part of compliance with the federal REAL ID Act. California's DMV is set to share data with this service.

5Digital Trust Service
CategoryCore Technology System - Mobile ID Verification
Description

A service that enables mobile driver's licenses (mDL) to be verified by businesses using only a smartphone, positioning states to participate in a national digital identity framework.

6Electronic Titling and Vehicle Records Management
CategoryProgram - Electronic Titling Transformation
Description

AAMVA's initiative, supported by a published toolkit, to transform the motor vehicle industry from paper titles to electronic data management, including electronic proof of vehicle ownership and fully paperless transfer of ownership.

7DL/ID Card Verification Program
CategoryStandards Verification Service
Description

A courtesy program offered at no cost to jurisdictions to assist in determining if their driver's licenses and identification cards meet AAMVA standards and specifications.

8License Plate Verification Program (LPVP)
CategoryStandards Verification Service
Description

A courtesy verification program that allows jurisdictions to submit up to four license plates per fiscal year for comparison to the AAMVA License Plate Standard, with optional LPR and reflectivity readability testing conducted in partnership with Element, Inc.

9Fraud Detection and Remediation (FDR) Training
CategoryTraining and Certification Program
Description

An e-learning training program updated annually and offered at no cost to AAMVA members that provides education on authenticating personal and vehicle identity documents, detecting imposter fraud, and investigating personal identity and vehicle crimes.

10International Driver Examiner Certification (IDEC)
CategoryCertification Program
Description

A certification program for driver examiners that includes training, certification, and model test programs for commercial driver licensing (CDL) examiners.

11Annual International Conference (AIC)
CategoryConference and Event
Description

AAMVA's annual conference that combines all 69 U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions into a single large-scale event for administrators and upper-level management personnel.

12Regional Conferences
CategoryConference and Event
Description

Annual conferences hosted by AAMVA's four regions for networking and learning among motor vehicle and law enforcement officials.

13Workshop & Law Institute
CategoryConference and Event
Description

An annual event that brings together administrators and managers for hands-on learning, covering hot topics in the motor vehicle and law enforcement community.

14Leadership Academy
CategoryConference and Training Event
Description

An intensive one-week leadership training experience that co-mingles managers from both motor vehicle agencies and law enforcement agencies.

15Jurisdiction to Jurisdiction Learning Visits
CategoryProgram Support Service
Description

A grant-sponsored program that provides funding for jurisdictions to visit one another to learn about programs, processes, and technologies that are best understood through on-site observation.

16Automated Vehicle (AV) Technical Assistance Program
CategoryProgram Support Service
Description

A program that offers members assistance to enhance understanding of automated vehicle technology and to help members develop a strategy to address AV testing and deployment.

17MOVE Magazine
CategoryPublication
Description

AAMVA's award-winning quarterly magazine providing members with practical and in-depth information on motor vehicle topics including vehicle titling, digital engagement, and driver education.

18AAMVAcast Podcast
CategoryPublication
Description

AAMVA's podcast featuring episodes on topics including mobile ID verification, jurisdiction programs, and industry trends.

19Jurisdiction Data Maps
CategoryData and Survey Service
Description

Interactive maps providing information on a variety of jurisdiction data sets including number of license plates, organizational structure, and mobile driver licenses.

20Survey Tool
CategoryData and Survey Service
Description

A members-only tool that allows jurisdiction members to create and respond to surveys and to review information from completed surveys for gathering information on programs, services, and best practices.

21AAMVA Awards Program
CategoryAwards Program
Description

Awards program fostering excellence in the motor vehicle and law enforcement community by honoring individuals, teams, and organizations for safety and security initiatives, outstanding customer service, and public affairs programs. Encompasses Lifetime Achievement Awards, Service Awards, Fraud Awards, Communications Awards, IDEC Examiner of the Year, and the Chair's Award of Excellence and Achievement.

22Associate Membership Program
CategoryMembership Program
Description

Paid associate membership for industry partners and private organizations supporting AAMVA's mission, providing access to jurisdiction decision-makers, industry standards participation, and networking opportunities.

23Member Directory
CategoryMembership Service
Description

A members-only directory providing the ability to connect with jurisdiction and associate members by searching for people and organizations, as well as groups and their current rosters.

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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

Motor Vehicle Administration Servicesaamva.org

AAMVA is a nonprofit trade association serving all 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and law enforcement agencies, operating the federally mandated NMVTIS vehicle title database and Digital Trust Service for mobile driver's license verification.

What American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators does

AAMVA is a 1933-founded nonprofit trade association headquartered in Arlington, Virginia that serves all 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions plus their affiliated law enforcement agencies. The organization functions as a federally authorized standards body, convener, and operator of mission-critical data systems for North American driver licensing, vehicle titling, and identity management. Its core technology asset is NMVTIS (National Motor Vehicle Title Information System), a federal-mandated electronic database established under the Anti Car Theft Act (1992) and operated by AAMVA since 1998 that aggregates title, odometer, brand history, and theft data from all states, insurance carriers, and junk/salvage yards and is estimated to cover approximately 99% of U.S. vehicle title histories. AAMVA's product portfolio extends from this central data hub to include SVRS (Single VIN Reporting Service) for compliance reporting, LEAT (Law Enforcement Access Tool) delivered through DOJ RISS and FBI LEEP portals, the State-to-State Verification Service and SPEX database for REAL ID Act compliance, a Digital Trust Service supporting mobile driver's license verification across 22 states, the DL/ID Card Verification Program, the License Plate Verification Program (Edition 3 standard released September 2025), and an Electronic Titling and Vehicle Records Management initiative to transition ownership records from paper to electronic.

The business model is multi-stream: jurisdiction and associate membership dues, NMVTIS data provider fees (a $1,000 application fee plus $30,000 development cost plus per-VIN usage charges), conference and event revenue (Annual International Conference, four Regional Conferences, Workshop & Law Institute, Leadership Academy), and publications/advertising through MOVE Magazine, AAMVAcast podcast, and member newsletters. Consumer access to NMVTIS data is indirect, routed exclusively through 11+ approved third-party data providers including Carfax, Experian, Bumper, Carsforsale, Carvertical, ClearVin, EpicVin, GoodCar, Vinaudit, Auto Data Direct, and Vitu. AAMVA's leadership team includes CFO Wendy Sibley and VP of Law Enforcement Programs and Services Paul Steier, with John Batiste (Chief, Washington State Patrol) serving on the International Board of Directors.

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators firmographics

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Name
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Legal name
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Website
https://aamva.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1998
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
AAMVA is a nonprofit trade association serving all 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and law enforcement agencies, operating the federally mandated NMVTIS vehicle title database and Digital Trust Service for mobile driver's license verification.
Ownership category
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators industry classification

Industry
Product category
Motor Vehicle Administration Services
NAICS
Information (51)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
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Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) & Driver Screening (BPACALAG)

Keywords

  • Motor vehicle administration
  • Vehicle title information
  • Driver licensing standards
  • Law enforcement data access
  • REAL ID compliance

Where American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Arlington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Jurisdiction Membership Fees: Annual membership dues from U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and state/provincial law enforcement agencies.
  2. Associate Membership Fees: Paid membership for industry partners and companies supporting AAMVA's mission.
  3. NMVTIS Data Provider Fees: Application fee of $1,000 plus development cost of $30,000 for web interface. Fees charged per single VIN inquiry on a volume-based single rate pricing structure. Also includes sales tax.
  4. Conference and Event Revenue: Registration fees for Annual International Conference, Regional Conferences, Workshop & Law Institute, and Leadership Academy. Includes discounted rates for members and financial travel assistance programs.
  5. Publications and Advertising: MOVE Magazine, Regional News newsletter, and marketing/advertising opportunities across AAMVA publications and events.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goNMVTIS Data Provider Application and Development
Usage-basedPay-as-you-goNMVTIS Single VIN Inquiry Fees
FreemiumPay-as-you-goSingle VIN Reporting Service (SVRS)
FreemiumAnnualLicense Plate Verification Program

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AAMVA operates the federally mandated National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) and a suite of related technology platforms, standards, training, and membership services for the 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and associated law enforcement agencies. Its offerings combine data systems (NMVTIS, SVRS, LEAT, SPEX, Digital Trust Service), verification programs (DL/ID and License Plate Standards), certification (IDEC), conferences, and publications such as MOVE Magazine to protect consumers from vehicle fraud, support standardized driver licensing, and enable cross-jurisdictional vehicle and identity data sharing.

Product overview

The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) is a nonprofit trade association serving U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle agencies, not a government agency itself. AAMVA operates a platform of interconnected systems and programs centered on vehicle titling, driver licensing, identity management, and law enforcement support. The flagship system is NMVTIS (National Motor Vehicle Title Information System), an electronic database mandated by federal law that tracks vehicle title history, brands, and odometer readings from all states and insurance carriers. Related products include the Single VIN Reporting Service (SVRS) for junk/salvage/insurance entities to report vehicles to NMVTIS, the Law Enforcement Access Tool (LEAT) for secure law enforcement access to vehicle data, and the State-to-State Verification Service/SPEX database for REAL ID compliance. AAMVA also provides Digital Trust Services supporting mobile driver licenses (mDL), the DL/ID Card Verification Program, the License Plate Verification Program (LPVP), and Electronic Titling and Vehicle Records Management to digitize vehicle ownership. Additional offerings include awards programs, training programs (Fraud Detection and Remediation, IDEC), conferences, the AAMVAcast podcast, MOVE Magazine, jurisdiction data maps, survey tools, and learning visit programs. The portfolio functions as an integrated ecosystem where NMVTIS serves as the central data hub, with specialized verification tools, law enforcement access, and standards certification programs supporting motor vehicle agencies across North America.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • NMVTIS: National Motor Vehicle Title Information System - designed to protect consumers from fraud and unsafe vehicles and to keep stolen vehicles from being resold.
  • License Plate Verification Program (LPVP)
  • Awards Program
  • MOVE Magazine
  • AAMVAcast

Products and services

  • National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) An electronic system, federally mandated by the Anti Car Theft Act (1992), that protects consumers from fraud and unsafe vehicles and keeps stolen vehicles from being resold. It provides vehicle title, odometer reading, brand history, and theft data from all states, insurance carriers, and junk/salvage yards, and approximately 99% of all vehicle title histories in the U.S. pass through it.
  • Single VIN Reporting Service (SVRS) A free, web-based tool provided by AAMVA that allows eligible entities (auto recyclers, junk yards, salvage yards, insurers, and individuals handling 5+ junk/salvage/total loss vehicles annually) to register and report junk, salvage, or total loss vehicles to NMVTIS one vehicle at a time.
  • Law Enforcement Access Tool (LEAT) A secure tool that provides local, state, and federal law enforcement with access to NMVTIS data including stolen vehicle files, vehicle lien and impound records, cloned and counterfeit vehicle files, and other pertinent vehicle information. Accessed at no cost through the DOJ Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) and the FBI Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal (LEEP).
  • State-to-State Verification Service (SPEX) A service and database (SPEX) operated by AAMVA that enables states to share driver's license and identification data as part of compliance with the federal REAL ID Act. California's DMV is set to share data with this service.
  • Digital Trust Service A service that enables mobile driver's licenses (mDL) to be verified by businesses using only a smartphone, positioning states to participate in a national digital identity framework.
  • Electronic Titling and Vehicle Records Management AAMVA's initiative, supported by a published toolkit, to transform the motor vehicle industry from paper titles to electronic data management, including electronic proof of vehicle ownership and fully paperless transfer of ownership.
  • DL/ID Card Verification Program A courtesy program offered at no cost to jurisdictions to assist in determining if their driver's licenses and identification cards meet AAMVA standards and specifications.
  • License Plate Verification Program (LPVP) A courtesy verification program that allows jurisdictions to submit up to four license plates per fiscal year for comparison to the AAMVA License Plate Standard, with optional LPR and reflectivity readability testing conducted in partnership with Element, Inc.
  • Fraud Detection and Remediation (FDR) Training An e-learning training program updated annually and offered at no cost to AAMVA members that provides education on authenticating personal and vehicle identity documents, detecting imposter fraud, and investigating personal identity and vehicle crimes.
  • International Driver Examiner Certification (IDEC) A certification program for driver examiners that includes training, certification, and model test programs for commercial driver licensing (CDL) examiners.
  • Annual International Conference (AIC) AAMVA's annual conference that combines all 69 U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions into a single large-scale event for administrators and upper-level management personnel.
  • Regional Conferences Annual conferences hosted by AAMVA's four regions for networking and learning among motor vehicle and law enforcement officials.
  • Workshop & Law Institute An annual event that brings together administrators and managers for hands-on learning, covering hot topics in the motor vehicle and law enforcement community.
  • Leadership Academy An intensive one-week leadership training experience that co-mingles managers from both motor vehicle agencies and law enforcement agencies.
  • Jurisdiction to Jurisdiction Learning Visits A grant-sponsored program that provides funding for jurisdictions to visit one another to learn about programs, processes, and technologies that are best understood through on-site observation.
  • Automated Vehicle (AV) Technical Assistance Program A program that offers members assistance to enhance understanding of automated vehicle technology and to help members develop a strategy to address AV testing and deployment.
  • MOVE Magazine AAMVA's award-winning quarterly magazine providing members with practical and in-depth information on motor vehicle topics including vehicle titling, digital engagement, and driver education.
  • AAMVAcast Podcast AAMVA's podcast featuring episodes on topics including mobile ID verification, jurisdiction programs, and industry trends.
  • Jurisdiction Data Maps Interactive maps providing information on a variety of jurisdiction data sets including number of license plates, organizational structure, and mobile driver licenses.
  • Survey Tool A members-only tool that allows jurisdiction members to create and respond to surveys and to review information from completed surveys for gathering information on programs, services, and best practices.
  • AAMVA Awards Program Awards program fostering excellence in the motor vehicle and law enforcement community by honoring individuals, teams, and organizations for safety and security initiatives, outstanding customer service, and public affairs programs. Encompasses Lifetime Achievement Awards, Service Awards, Fraud Awards, Communications Awards, IDEC Examiner of the Year, and the Chair's Award of Excellence and Achievement.
  • Associate Membership Program Paid associate membership for industry partners and private organizations supporting AAMVA's mission, providing access to jurisdiction decision-makers, industry standards participation, and networking opportunities.
  • Member Directory A members-only directory providing the ability to connect with jurisdiction and associate members by searching for people and organizations, as well as groups and their current rosters.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 99% of U.S. vehicle title histories in NMVTIS database
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Frequently asked questions about American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

What does American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators do?

AAMVA operates the federally mandated National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) and a suite of related technology platforms, standards, training, and membership services for the 69 U.S. and Canadian motor vehicle jurisdictions and associated law enforcement agencies. Its offerings combine data systems (NMVTIS, SVRS, LEAT, SPEX, Digital Trust Service), verification programs (DL/ID and License Plate Standards), certification (IDEC), conferences, and publications such as MOVE Magazine to protect consumers from vehicle fraud, support standardized driver licensing, and enable cross-jurisdictional vehicle and identity data sharing.

Is American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators a public or private company?

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators founded?

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators was founded in 1998. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators based?

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators is headquartered in Arlington, United States, in the North America region.

How does American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Jurisdiction Membership Fees are the primary driver. The others are associate Membership Fees, NMVTIS Data Provider Fees, conference and Event Revenue and publications and Advertising.

Does American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators have an API?

Yes. AAMVA operates the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) with data accessible through Approved NMVTIS Data Providers who operate under contract with AAMVA. The Single VIN Reporting Service (SVRS) is a free, web-based tool provided by AAMVA that allows eligible entities to register and report vehicle records to NMVTIS one vehicle at a time. SVRS requires Microsoft Internet Explorer version 10.0-11.0 or supports Firefox and Google Chrome browsers. The development cost for the web interface to request and receive NMVTIS data is $30,000, with additional fees charged on a single VIN inquiry basis using a single rate pricing structure based on volume. Application structured testing and certification by AAMVA personnel is required before going live. For law enforcement, the NMVTIS Law Enforcement Access Tool (LEAT) is available through the Department of Justice Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) or FBI Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal (LEEP). Developer documentation is at nmvtisreporting.aamva.org.

What industry is American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators in?

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators's product category is Motor Vehicle Administration Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPACALAG, Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) & Driver Screening. Its NAICS code is 51 and its SIC code is 8600.

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Chicago Sun-TimesTrump administration announces trucking school crackdownThe Trump administration announced a crackdown on trucking schools, shutting down 110 CDL schools nationwide and 160 others for inadequate facilities or unlicensed instructors. The task force includes two Illinois U.S. attorneys, and the administration threatened to cut over $10 million in funding to the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators.Transport TopicsStates sue DOT over access to 17 million CDL recordsA coalition of U.S. states has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Transportation and related federal agencies to prevent them from accessing 17 million commercial driver's license records held by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. The legal challenge arises after the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration threatened to terminate federal contracts unless AAMVA handed over five years of data, a move states argue violates privacy laws and undermines state control over driver credentials.FreightwavesCourt freezes Trump administration bid for nationwide CDL databaseA federal judge has granted an administrative stay halting the Department of Homeland Security's attempt to access records for approximately 17 million commercial driver’s license holders from the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. This order responds to lawsuits filed by a coalition of 22 state attorneys general and Pennsylvania, who argue that federal agencies unlawfully sought the data and threatened funding cuts to compel compliance. The ruling preserves the current status quo pending expedited legal proceedings regarding the legality of accessing this state-managed database.FreightwavesWhy 22 States Are Suing to Block a Federal Demand for 17 Million Truckers’ Records.Twenty-two states and the District of Columbia have filed lawsuits to block demands by the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Department of Homeland Security for bulk access to 17 million commercial drivers' records held by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA). The federal agencies argue the data transfer is necessary for safety and immigration enforcement, while the states contend the demand violates privacy laws, breaches contracts, and exceeds federal authority over state-owned licensing databases.Land LinePrivacy concerns? States sue DOT, DHS over CDLIS recordsTwenty-one states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Transportation and the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators to prevent the seizure of 17 million commercial drivers' personal records from the CDLIS database. The legal action stems from an FMCSA directive demanding access to these records, which state officials argue violates privacy laws and exceeds contractual authority. The DOT defends the data request as essential for road safety and enforcement, while the states seek to halt the administration's actions in federal court.Current NewsAttorney General Clark sues Trump Administration for unlawfully demanding personal information of CDL driversVermont Attorney General Charity Clark joined a coalition of 20 state attorneys general and the Governor of Pennsylvania in filing lawsuits against the Trump Administration, alleging it unlawfully demanded personal data from 17 million commercial drivers. The legal action targets the Department of Transportation, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and Department of Homeland Security for their attempt to seize records held by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators under threat of terminating federal funding.FreightwavesStates sue Trump administration over bid to access 17 million CDL recordsA coalition of 22 state attorneys general filed lawsuits to block the Trump administration from accessing a database containing the personal information of 17 million commercial drivers. The states allege that federal agencies, including the Department of Transportation and DHS, unlawfully demanded records from the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) under threat of funding termination. This legal challenge aims to prevent the creation of a separate federal database and protect driver privacy rights.Las Vegas SunNevada among states suing Trump administration over $10M funding threat for driver data accessNevada joined a coalition of 21 states and attorneys general in filing lawsuits against the Trump administration to block the forced transfer of personal data from 17 million drivers. The legal action challenges federal demands for access to the Commercial Driver’s License Information System (CDLIS) operated by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA), alleging violations of privacy laws and administrative procedures.San Francisco GateCalmatters: California To Share Driver License Data Despite Fears It Could Expose Unauthorized ImmigrantsCalifornia's Department of Motor Vehicles is set to share driver's license and identification data with the State-to-State Verification Service and SPEX database, operated by the nonprofit American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, as part of compliance with the federal REAL ID Act. The state budget includes $55 million to enable this data sharing, which immigrant advocates warn could expose undocumented Californians to federal immigration enforcement. The new legislation includes additional protections such as requiring the attorney general to sue non-compliant entities, annual public reporting on data requests, and state auditor assessments beginning in 2030.Land LineAutonomous vehicles the driving force behind warning device studyThe Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association submitted formal comments to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration opposing special regulatory exemptions for autonomous vehicles regarding warning device requirements for stopped commercial trucks. Current regulations require human drivers to place reflective warning triangles, which creates a hurdle for autonomous trucking companies seeking to operate without a driver on board. The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators filed separate comments supporting regulatory updates, arguing the existing requirement exposes drivers to unreasonable risk when deploying warning devices in active traffic lanes.