When you are creating your account, you will be asked if you have been issued a requester code before. If you have, then you will be asked to verify your existing account information.

When you get started, you will be prompted with questions that will direct you to create an account or log in to your existing account. After setting up your account, you can log in and get started on the EPN enrollment application. A technician will review your application once it is submitted.

In order for the EPN program to maintain accurate records, employers must notify DMV in a timely manner whenever they make changes that affect their EPN account, including:

• Changes to the method for making inquiries and receiving responses (online or electronic file transfer).
• Termination of enrolled drivers (per California Vehicle Code (CVC) §1808.1).
• Address changes (mailing and physical).
• Ownership changes (corporate officers, partners).
• Employment changes (new drivers, termination of drivers).
• Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) changes.
• Telephone number changes.
• Business closing.
• Mergers.
• Business sale.
• Company name change.
• Account contact person change.

Find instructions for making changes to Commercial or Government accounts.

There are three digital service options to request and receive reports:

• Easy-to-use online hub: Commercial employers and government entities can manage their Employer Pull Notice requests and reports online. The digital service has all the features of the traditional program, and saves you paper, postage and processing time. Visit the EPN online requester to get started.
• Secure File transfer (SFT): You can use DMV SFT system to send inquiries and receive reports for prospective new hires, casual drivers, and newly enrolled drivers. There is no added charge and minimal tech assistance is required.
• DMV-Approved EPN Agent: If you already have a requester account, requests and reports for currently enrolled drivers, prospective new hires, or casual drivers are available online through third-party providers.

NATIONAL SAFETY COMPLIANCE, Inc. (www.nsc2000.com)
(949) 472-0645
epn.support@nsc2000.com

SAMBASAFETY (www.sambasafety.com)
SambaSafety Sales (888) 947-2622
sales@sambasafety.com

ECM Enterprises LLC (www.e-compliancemanager.com)
(510) 772-2684
rich@e-compliancemanager.com

A–CHECK AMERICA (www.acheckglobal.com)
Heather Elmore (951) 750-1382 ext. 3014
epn@acheckamerica.com

iiX (www.iix.com)
Katie James (800) 299-7099 ext. 182
kjames@verisk.com

CITY REGISTRATION SERVICES (www.cityregistration.com)
(661) 397-5600
epn@cityregistration.com

KELMAR SAFETY INC. (www.kelmarsafety.com)
Kelmar Sales (317) 468-0730
sales@kelmarsafety.com

EMBARK SAFETY (www.embarksafety.com)
(407) 536-7233
info@embarksafety.com

APPLICANT INSIGHT, Inc. (www.applicantinsight.com)
(800) 771-7703
sales@ainsight.com

SAFETYFIRST SYSTEMS (www.safetyfirst.com)
Stacey Payne (201) 267-8900 ext. 210
staceyp@safetyfirst.com

CBR Services
(707) 671-7755
epn@cbrservices.net

NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION CONSULTANTS (www.ntconsult.com)
Ryan Billet (317) 770-0953 ext. 112
safety@ntconsult.com

RINEHART & ASSOCIATES, Inc. (www.rinehartandassociates.com)
Sales (909) 989-5100
compliance@rinehartandassociates.com

EXPLORE INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (www.esupervision.com)
SuperVision Sales (855) 353-8252
sales@esupervision.com

JJ KELLER (www.jjkeller.com)
Business Service Sales (888) 473-4638
cadmv@jjkeller.com

JR TRUCKING PERMITS (www.jrtruckingpermits.com)
(209) 817-8407
contact@jrtruckingpermits.com

BLUAGENT TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. (www.bluagent.com)
(619) 878-5852
sales@bluagent.com

FOLEY CARRIER SERVICES LLC (www.foleyservices.com)
(800) 253-5506
customer.service@foleyservices.com

NECS (www.necssolutions.com)
Barb Keim (800) 348-4242
bkeim@necssolutions.com

VEHICLE LICENSING CONSULTANTS (www.im4trux.com)
(530) 637-1696
info@im4trux.com

CONCORDE, Inc. (www.concorde2000.com)
(215) 563-5555
ess@concorde2000.com

LOGAN REGISTRATION SERVICE, Inc. (www.loganreg.com)
(916) 457-5787
contact@loganreg.com

COMPASS DRIVING RECORDS (www.imvrs.com)
Doug McQueen (916) 287-9280
dmcqueen@transunion.com

DISA ENTERTAINMENT COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS (www.disa.com/entertainment)
(818) 792-4135
epn_agentdecs@disa.com

TESSERA DATA INC (www.tesseradata.com)
(516) 327-4300
mvr.product@tesseradata.comVALLEY DRUG TEST, Inc. (www.drugtestvalley.com/index.php)
(559) 432-6700
contactus@drugtestvalley.com

Per California Vehicle Code (CVC) §1812 , there is no charge to government EPN account holders (including law enforcement).

If you have a Commercial EPN online account, you can pay online.

• $5 for each enrolled driver. For accounts with 10 or fewer drivers, payment is due upon the viewing of notices. For accounts with more than 10 drivers, DMV will invoice monthly.

• $1 for each annually generated report and each action/activity report.

When commercial employers enroll in the EPN program, DMV provides an ABIS account number for automated billing (this number is different from your EPN requester code).

• Employers with 10 or fewer drivers enrolled will pay each time they receive a pull notice and will receive invoices in their online account. Employers with more than 10 drivers will receive invoices in the online account and in the mail on the following schedule:
  • If there is a minus (−) behind the dollar amount on your invoice, this is a credit and no payment is due.

Payment is due upon receipt of invoice. If we do not receive payment within 30 days from the date of the invoice, we will send a delinquent notice to the account holder (employer). If payment is not received within 30 days from delinquent notice, we may close the account.

Once an account is closed for nonpayment, it cannot be restored and you must establish a new account. You must submit full payment of the outstanding balance and a $5 fee for each re-enrolled driver to reapply for the EPN program online. We will not accept a new EPN application until the delinquent amount has been paid.

Requester codes are unique identifiers assigned to an employer which will appear on the EPN Account Approval Letter (INF 1304).

The requester code is a confidential number. DMV will not fax it or release it over the telephone. Do not provide or disclose it to unauthorized persons.

A driver’s record, also referred to as driver’s license (DL) printout (DL 414), contains information obtained from an individual’s DL application, abstracts of convictions, and accidents. This information is open to public inspection (per CVC §1808).

A driver’s record is automatically generated and sent to the employer for newly enrolled drivers, upon an applicable action or activity, or annually for currently enrolled drivers. An employer may also request a copy of a driver’s record for a prospective hire or casual driver.

Yes. If the motor carrier is a corporation, partnership, or LLC and vehicles in the motor carrier fleet require commercially licensed drivers, you must enroll in the EPN program. The EPN requester code number must be provided on the application for an MCP.

You are not required to enroll in the EPN program if your operation does not have any terminals located within California. However, if you regularly garage, maintain, operate, or dispatch from a dispatch office, cross-dock facility, maintenance shop, business, store, or private residence located within California, you are required to enroll in the Motor Carrier Permit (MCP) and EPN programs.

Yes. When creating the account, you must provide the first and last name of individual within the company responsible for managing the EPN account. Do not enter Company / DBA name. This must be an individual’s first and last name. Once the account is created for the Authorized Representative, unauthorized use of the Requester’s account could be viewed as a violation of the Commercial Requestor Account Agreement and may result in suspension/termination of the account as stated in the Commercial Requester Terms and Conditions.

If you are acting as an EPN Agent on behalf of your client, you will not be able to apply for an EPN account or validate an existing EPN requester code in the online EPN portal. For more information on becoming an EPN Agent please contact CPDADU@dmv.ca.gov

In the interest of highway safety, DMV permits employers to enroll drivers not identified in California Vehicle Code (CVC) §1808.1 if the following conditions are met:

• The driver consents to being enrolled in EPN (complete an Authorization for Release of Driver Record Information (INF 1101) (PDF) and maintain the form at your principal place of business).
• The driver is an employee of the EPN account holder. If the driver is not an employee (for example, volunteer), you can still enroll them if they operate a vehicle on behalf of your business.
• DMV information may not be shared and must be for the exclusive business use of the employer.
• Upon termination of employment, the driver must be immediately deleted from the EPN account.

A “casual driver” is employed less than 30 days in the preceding six months. Employers are not required to enroll a “casual driver,” however, you must obtain a copy of the driver’s record showing the driver’s current public record, sign the record, date it, and maintain the record on file at your place of business for a period of six months.

The employer of a prospective driver is required to obtain a copy of the driver’s record showing the driver’s current public record. If you hire the driver, you must review, sign, and date the driver’s record and maintain the record at your place of business until you enroll the driver in the EPN program.

The following guidelines will help EPN account holders comply with security requirements for DMV record information:

• DMV information may only be used for the purpose for which it was approved. It may not be combined with any other information.
• DMV information must be destroyed when it is no longer needed for the reason for which it was originally requested. The information must be destroyed in a way that prevents it from being reproduced or identified in any physical or electronic form.
• Security measures must be in place to prevent unauthorized access to any DMV data.
• Requester codes are confidential and must be protected from unauthorized use or disclosure.
• An EPN contact person should be appointed and placed in charge of maintaining the security of DMV record information.

Any changes to information to your Employer Pull Notice Program Enrollment Application can be done through the easy-to-use online hub.

A driver licensed in another state who does not have a prior California record will be assigned an index number (“X” number) for tracking purposes.

Employer Pull Notice Program Requirements (INF 1107) (PDF)

Application for Employer Pull Notice Account (INF 1104) (PDF)

Commercial Employer Pull Notice Enrollment or Deletion of Drivers (INF 1100) (PDF)

Commercial Employer Pull Notice Enrollment or Deletion of Drivers (Spanish) (INF 1100 SP) (PDF)

Authorization for Release of Driver Record Information (INF 1101) (PDF)

Authorization for Release of Driver Record Information Spanish (INF 1101 SP) (PDF)

Commercial or Government Employer Pull Notice Enrollment of Out-of-State Licensed Drivers Form and Instructions (INF 1102) (PDF)

Commercial or Government Employer Pull Notice Enrollment of Out-of-State Licensed Drivers Form and Instructions (Spanish) (INF 1102 SP) (PDF)

Employer Pull Notice Change of Account Information (INF 4) (PDF)

Employer Pull Notice Change of Account Information (Spanish) (INF 4 SP) (PDF)

Request for Closure of Employer Pull Notice Account (INF 1112) (PDF)

Request for Closure of Employer Pull Notice Account (Spanish) (INF 1112 SP) (PDF)

Employer’s Report of Medical Exam Failure/Employer Request for Reexamination of Driver (DS 524) (PDF)

Government Employer Pull Notice Enrollment or Deletion of Driver (INF 1103) (PDF)

Information Security Statement (INF 1128) (PDF)

Request for Driver License/Identification Card Status and Record Information (INF 1119) (PDF)

Information Services Program Employer Pull Notice Program Agent Authorization (INF 2110) (PDF)