An individual can dispute the accuracy of their MVR report by first contacting the DMV to explain why the information on their report needs to be corrected. The individual should provide evidence, such as a copy of their driver's license or other proof of identity, to support their claim. If the DMV agrees that the information is incorrect, they will update the individual's record. If the individual is not satisfied with the DMV's response, they may file a formal complaint with their state's department of motor vehicles. The individual should provide evidence to support their claim and explain why they believe the information on their MVR report is incorrect.   When disputing the MVR with a potential employer, the applicant should contact the company directly and request information about how to do this. Since policies vary from one business to the next, it is essential to understand how the specific entity handles these claims for the best possible results.