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How to Request a Vehicle History Report (Informe de Vehículo) from the DGT in Alburquerque

If you are planning to buy a used car in Alburquerque or need to check the legal status of a vehicle registered in Spain, obtaining a DGT "Informe de Vehículo" is an essential step. This official document, issued by the Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT), acts as a "background check" for the car, revealing if it has any outstanding fines, administrative blocks, or mechanical issues that could prevent you from transferring the title into your name.

How and Where to Submit Your Request in Alburquerque

While most people now request this report online via the DGT’s "Sede Electrónica" using a Cl@ve or digital certificate, there are instances where you may need to submit a formal written request in person, especially if you are dealing with complex historical records or historical vehicles.

Since Alburquerque does not have a permanent DGT provincial headquarters (Jefatura Provincial de Tráfico), you have two main options:

📄 Modelo Oficial / Official Template

Plantilla / Template

A LA JEFATURA PROVINCIAL DE TRÁFICO DE BADAJOZ

DATOS DEL SOLICITANTE:
Nombre y Apellidos: [Tu Nombre Completo]
DNI/NIE: [Tu Número de Identificación]
Dirección a efectos de notificaciones: [Tu Dirección en Alburquerque]
Teléfono: [Tu número de contacto]
Email: [Tu correo electrónico]

SOLICITA:
Que se me expida el Informe Detallado del vehículo con matrícula [Matrícula del vehículo] por ser de mi interés legítimo para la verificación de su estado administrativo previo a [compraventa / gestión administrativa].

DOCUMENTACIÓN QUE SE ADJUNTA:
1. Fotocopia del DNI/NIE en vigor.
2. Justificante del pago de la tasa correspondiente (Modelo 791).

En Alburquerque, a [Día] de [Mes] de [Año].

Fdo: [Tu Firma]

Additional Documentation Required

To ensure your request is not rejected, you must include the following items:

Expert Tip: Always verify the "Matrícula" (license plate) twice before submitting. If you make a typo, the DGT will not be able to locate the records, and your fee will not be refunded. If you are buying a car from a private seller, ask them to provide the "Informe" themselves first; if they refuse, it is a major red flag that the vehicle may have hidden debts or administrative encumbrances (embargos) that you would inherit upon purchase.