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Get help finding your accident report online

Nationwide Report® helps drivers statewide find their Accident Report. If you or your family were injured, a participating attorney advertiser may contact you to discuss possible claim options. This is included with every request — free and with no obligation.

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Key benefits

Why your police accident report matters

This document can help protect your rights after a crash. It includes verified details, supports your claims, and helps you take action. We’ll help you find the official report from the proper agency — at no cost.

Damages

Breaks down where and how vehicles were damaged, important for insurance and legal claims.

Pain & Suffering

Can support claims for physical or emotional impact following the crash.

Loss of Wages

Helps explain time missed from work and the income lost due to injury.

Medical Bills

Includes injury and emergency response details to support medical claims.

Simple process

How we help you find your crash report

Your request starts with a confidential verification call from a local specialist. They’ll confirm your details and guide you to the right agency. If you were injured, a participating attorney advertiser may review your potential claim options — all free of charge

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step 1

Share your details

Tell us about your recent crash so we can begin your request.

step 2

Confidential verification call

A report specialist will call to confirm your information and help direct you to the right agency for your report..

step 3

Assessment

If you were hurt, a participating attorney advertiser may review your situation and explain your options — free and confidential, no obligation.

step 4

Get help retrieving your report

We’ll guide you to retrieve your official accident report from the proper agency — with no pressure to use any services.

FAQ

Accident report help — FAQs

Here are common questions drivers ask when requesting help with accident police reports and receiving a confidential verification call.

Why do I receive a call after submitting my request?

Every request includes a short, confidential call to confirm your accident details and ensure your report is located through the right agency. If you were injured, a participating attorney advertiser may also follow up to discuss claim options that could help with medical bills or recovery costs — free and with no obligation.

What happens during the call?

During your brief call, a verified specialist will confirm your accident date, location, and involvement to make sure your report can be found accurately. If injuries are mentioned, a participating attorney advertiser may follow up to explain what legal or insurance claim options could be available — all free, confidential, and without obligation.

Who provides accident reports?

Crash reports are issued by the responsible agency for the incident — local police, county sheriff, or a statewide department. We'll help you identify the correct source and explain how to retrieve it.

Is the call free and private?

Yes — your verification call is completely confidential and free. It’s handled by a trusted local professional who ensures your information stays secure and is used only to assist with your request.

Can someone help me review my report?

Yes — through Nationwide Report®, you may be connected with a participating third-party sponsor such as a legal firm in your area. There’s no obligation to retain services, and your consultation is free and private.

Ready to take the next step?

Get help finding your crash report today

Request free assistance to locate your official accident report — and, if you were injured, a participating attorney advertiser may follow up about your options — free, no obligation.

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