How to Get Your Crash Report
Every state handles police crash reports differently. Find your state below for exact fees, timelines, online portals, and step-by-step instructions.
50 + DC
All States Covered
12
No-Fault / Choice
39
At-Fault
Why You Need Your Crash Report
Insurance Claims
Your crash report is the foundation of every insurance claim. Adjusters use it to determine fault and calculate payouts.
Legal Evidence
If you need to file a lawsuit, the official police report is a critical piece of evidence your attorney will need.
Time-Sensitive
Every state has a statute of limitations. Getting your report early helps preserve evidence and meet deadlines.
Fair Compensation
Reports document injuries, property damage, and witness info, all essential for pursuing fair compensation for your injuries and damages.
Crash Report Guides by State
Alabama
From $17.00
Alaska
Arizona
From $5.00 - $9.00
Arkansas
From $10.00 - $25.00
California
From Free (CHP portal for involved parties)
Colorado
From $5.00
Connecticut
From $16.00 (plus vendor convenience fee)
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
From $12.00 ($10.00 report + $2.00 convenience fee)
Georgia
From $5.00 - $13.00
Hawaii
Idaho
From $7.00 plus transaction fee
Illinois
From $5.00 plus 2.35% service fee (minimum $1.00)
Indiana
From $12.00
Iowa
From $4.00
Kansas
From $5.00
Kentucky
From $10.00
Louisiana
From $11.50 plus 2.5% + $2.50 processing fee
Maine
From $10.00
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
From $15.00
Minnesota
Mississippi
From $20.00
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
From $13.00 + tax
Nevada
From $10.00
New Hampshire
New Jersey
From $5.00 - $13.00
New Mexico
From $7.50
New York
From $22.00 ($7.00 search + $15.00 report)
North Carolina
From $6.50
North Dakota
From $7.00
Ohio
Oklahoma
From $7.00
Oregon
Pennsylvania
From $22.00
Rhode Island
From $6.00
South Carolina
From $10.00
South Dakota
From $10.00
Tennessee
From $10.00
Texas
From $6.00 (uncertified) / $8.00 (certified)
Utah
From $10.00
Vermont
From $20.00
Virginia
Washington
From $10.50
West Virginia
From $20.00
Wisconsin
From $6.00
Wyoming
From $3.00 (+ $2.50 credit card service fee)
At-Fault vs. No-Fault States
At-Fault States (39)
The at-fault driver's insurance pays for damages
Been in an Accident?
Getting your crash report is step one. Step two is connecting with an attorney who can help you pursue the compensation you may be entitled to.
Legal Disclaimer
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