"Uncertified copy" refers to a duplicate document that is not authenticated or verified as a true and accurate copy by an authorized person or organization.
Full definition
You can request to receive either a certified or
uncertified copy of your Washington, D.C. driving record.
If the withdrawal amount, or cumulative withdrawal amount on the account, exceeds $ 1,800 or $ 1,800 (depending on account currency), Binarycent's finance department will require certified copies of all identification documents, regardless of
whether uncertified copies have previously been submitted.
Arizona: $ 3 online You can also fill out Motor Vehicle Record Request and send it through the mail with either a $ 3 check for
an uncertified copy or a $ 5 check for a certified copy.
You can order
an uncertified copy for your own private purposes from all fifty states (and the District of Columbia).
When you order your driving record online at the DMV website, you'll be printing out
an uncertified copy.
Motor vehicle reports are requested as either certified or
uncertified copies.
The Florida DHSMV allows drivers to order
an uncertified copy to get instant access to driving history.
You may request either a certified or
an uncertified copy of your driver record from DC DMV.
You can order your certified South Dakota driving record in person or by mail, or you can get
an uncertified copy online.
In fact, you can access
your uncertified copy while waiting for your certified driving record to arrive by mail.
To order
an uncertified copy of your driving record online, you'll need to use a reputable third party provider like Inteligator.
An uncertified copy may suffice for keeping tabs on your driving record and its accumulated points.
The unattested RMV driving record is
an uncertified copy of your driving history, which features all of your previous violations, surcharge points and driver's license suspensions.