No, the DMV database is not connected across all states. Each state typically maintains its own DMV database, although some states may participate in data-sharing agreements to exchange certain information.
ALL of them.
They all do.
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Yes, all states do.
Yes. All states share, and honor, each other's DMV records and court convictions.
All 50 states reciprocate drivers records.
The headquarters for the Illinois DMV is located at 213 State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois 62756. This is the same as the Departments of the Illinois Secretary of State (Jesse White), which is the parent agency of Illinois DMV.
ALL states and US possessions share DMV reciprocity with one another.
Your DMV records will follow you. All states share their DMV records and adhere to each other's court findings regarding DWI convictions.
There are long standing agreements between all the states DMV's. You will be found 'guilty in absentia,' and the AL DMV will notify DE DMV of the conviction and the points will be added to your DE license.
Usually at your local DMV office. Some states have a downloadable version on their DMV's website (usually in .pdf form).