APPLICATION FOR EXTRANET
TRANSACTION ACCESS
US 532 E/ER (04/13/2020)
PURPOSE: This application must be used when applying for or renewing an existing Memorandum of Understanding and
Agreement (MOA) with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). An MOA is needed when obtaining driver,
vehicle and/or personal information from DMV's record database or providing information to DMV's record
database via the Internet (extranet).
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Complete in ink or type. If you downloaded this application from DMV's website you may complete it online. However,
you must print the form and sign it.
2. Complete all applicable parts of the application. Be as specific as possible. If additional space is needed, attach
additional pages. Write N/A beside any part(s) or question(s) that do not apply.
3. Have an authorized agent or representative of the applicant sign and date the application. Unsigned or incomplete
applications cannot be processed and will be returned to the applicant.
4. If also completing a Commercial Information Use Application, form US 532A, or a Government Information Use
Application, form US 532B, with this application, only one $25 application fee is required. Non-profit and charitable
entities specified in Virginia Code §46.2-208, unless exempt from fees based on this code section, are subject to an
application fee of one-half the normal fee or $12.50.
5. Mail the completed application and the appropriate application fee to the address below.
Use Agreement Services
Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
Post Office Box 27412
Richmond, Virginia 23269-0001
Fax: 804-367-2536
SPECIAL APPLICATION NOTES AND PROVISIONS
► This application is subject to change based on changes in state or federal laws, rules, and regulations governing access
and use of the requested information.
► By submitting this application, the applicant agrees to comply with all rules, laws, and regulations governing access to
DMV records and the information they contain, including the Virginia Code §§ 18.2-152.1 through 18.2-152.14 and the
federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, Public Law 91-508.
► Violation of the state laws concerning use of DMV information and files is punishable under state law as a Class 4
misdemeanor. Violations of federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, Public Law 91-508 and the provisions therein are
punishable by a fine up to $5,000 or two years imprisonment or both.
► When approved, users are subject to reasonable inspection and/or audit by DMV to ensure compliance with the terms
and provisions stated in the Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement.
► Applications with false, misleading, or otherwise deceptive information will not be processed and may be grounds for
criminal prosecution under state and federal law.
The following are standard requirements of a DMV Extranet Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement:
► All extranet users shall, at their own expense, comply with and maintain compliance with all Commonwealth of Virginia
IT security policies, standards, and guidelines, including and revisions, amendments, and/or successors thereto. All
extranet users shall make all necessary modifications to comply with and maintain compliance with all revisions, updates,
modifications, and/or successors to such policies, standards, and guidelines at its own costs. All extranet users also
shall, at their own expense, comply with and maintain compliance with the DMV IT Architecture and Security Documents,
as may be amended from time to time.
• Copies of the current Commonwealth of Virginia IT security policies, standards, and guidelines are available on the
VITA Website at http://www.vita.virginia.gov/library/default.aspx?id=537#security_docs.asp
.
• Copies of the most recent DMV IT Architecture and Security Documents are available on the DMV Website at
http://www.dmv.virginia.gov/webdoc/general/security_docs.asp.
All extranet users will be responsible for reviewing these websites for revisions, updates and/or modifications at least
once every six months.
► Antivirus Requirements: Extranet User understands and agrees that each and every electronic device used to access
data stored on DMV Systems must have commercially available Antivirus software installed and actively running on the
device, and that the Antivirus software must be maintained with up to date virus definitions.
► Audit Requirements: DMV reserves the right to audit User to confirm compliance with all requirements in the DMV
Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement. User shall provide DMV with full access to and the opportunity to
examine any records, electronic devices, and/or other materials necessary to perform such audits.